Hallo, juto aviten hat gesagt: // juto aviten wrote:
Yes that's the point we are actually debate... so if you want to include in the path librairies like unauthorized, ext13, cyclone...etc which have a binaries (externals?) for each objects include in the lib... and that you want to create a script where people choose the externals/lib available to include in the pdsettings ;-) , how you do that? do you include that in a path like /usr/lib/pd/externals/ext13 ...etc and then -lib ext13 but then it don't load all the binaries of the lib (externals?)... .
The solution is: Don't use libraries at all, where not necessary! I lined out a way to achieve this in my first mail: use scons. That way, you don't get ext13.pd_linux, but all externals, that would be bundled into the ext13 library, became single externals instead. This way you don't need to use "-lib ext13" at all, while users would still have all ext13 objects available.
This works for most libraries except a few like iemmatrix or bigger ones like Gem. There are only about half a dozen libraries, which cannot be build (resonably) as single externals.
Ciao
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