install -m644 ./bin/pd.tk /usr/local/lib/pd/bin/pd.tk install: cannot create regular file `/usr/local/lib/pd/bin/pd.tk': No such file or directory

i'll look into this one ...

lauching pd from /pd/src is working (but i had to copy -R bin /pd), so now i stick with that. the first time i load pd with (-rt -audiobuf 128 -sleepgrain 32 (audiobuf / 4)) i got some glitchs. so i switched the cb scheduler to on and no more glitchs. i think you did something with this option? if i'm not dreaming, i have another request to make. can you save the state of this switch so we don't have to reset it each time we open pd devel?

1. jack overrides the -audiobuf settings
2. override takes ms as argument, not samples
3. sleepgrain takes ms as argument. it should be in the range of 0.1 to 5. 0.1 produces a lot of overhead, though.

for jack, don't touch the audiobuf setting at all, the sleepgrain for 128 samples will be automatically set to 0.66 ms (48000 kHz)

also, but less important (and maybe other can help me with this). the options i passed to ./configure are thoses that i "understand". should i also add : (P4, 2.6, gcc 3.3.5)

--enable-simd use SIMD code (default=no) --enable-optimize enables optimized builds for: pentium4 --enable-atomic use atomic operations --enable-newhash use 16 bit symbol hash table --enable-icc icc support

i'm using: ./configure --enable-newhash --enable-jack --enable-fftw --enable-simd --enable-optimize=pentium4 --enable-threadedsf --enable-atomic --enable-debug

note: --enable-optimize takes an argument after having several problems with icc, i'm not using it any more (might work now, but not sure)

cheers ... tim