When this package was announced, it said that PDP on OSX required an additional install of libquicktime using Fink. I've been trying to get libquicktime for a while now and am still unable to. I've followed all the instructions for downloading and installing "unstable" packages--Fink can definitely find it, but it still won't install. Guess it really is unstable? Any advice? Is libquicktime still necessary for PDP on OSX, or can I just go ahead and add the PDP Darwin file to my externals and not worry about libquicktime.
--Josh
From: Tom Schouten doelie@zzz.kotnet.org To: Ivan Franco ivan.franco@ydreams.com, PD pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Subject: pdp on osx (was Re: [PD] pdp.pd_darwin error: undefined reference to _gluOrtho2D) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 01:36:02 +0200
On Tuesday 15 April 2003 01:00, Ivan Franco wrote:
Hi list.
I might be missing something here, but is there a pdp osx binary available? I'd like to give it a try too...
yes: http://zwizwa.fartit.com/pd/pdp/test/pdp.pd_darwin-0.11-test-8.tar.gz
it is almost the same as the 0.11.1 release (latest) you still need the source package for abstractions and documentation.
note that it's still a bit experimental. i didn't do much testing yet. once all the library issues are solved, there will be a decent binary release (maybe with all the libraries included).
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On Tuesday 15 April 2003 02:39, you wrote:
When this package was announced, it said that PDP on OSX required an additional install of libquicktime using Fink. I've been trying to get libquicktime for a while now and am still unable to. I've followed all the instructions for downloading and installing "unstable" packages--Fink can definitely find it, but it still won't install. Guess it really is unstable? Any advice?
you need to install several unstable packages it depends on. which ones i don't remember. they are mentioned when you do "fink install libquicktime0" after copying the libquicktime0.* package descriptions to the "local" dir. just copy the mentioned dependency files to the "local" dir and try again.
fink then installs the source modules and compiles libquicktime from source.
i know this is a very cumbersome procedure, but until libquicktime is moved to stable it is probably the easiest way to do it. libquicktime, once installed, seems to work fine. the only reason it is still is in unstable is because the package maintainer didn't receive enough positive feedback yet.
Is libquicktime still necessary for PDP on OSX, or can I just go ahead and add the PDP Darwin file to my externals and not worry about libquicktime.
libquicktime is still necessary, as is an xserver.
you can compile and run pdp on osx without x and libquicktime installed, but you won't be able to do much with it.
On Monday, April 14, 2003, at 08:39 PM, Josh Kinberg wrote:
When this package was announced, it said that PDP on OSX required an additional install of libquicktime using Fink. I've been trying to get libquicktime for a while now and am still unable to. I've followed all the instructions for downloading and installing "unstable" packages--Fink can definitely find it, but it still won't install. Guess it really is unstable? Any advice? Is libquicktime still necessary for PDP on OSX, or can I just go ahead and add the PDP Darwin file to my externals and not worry about libquicktime.
--Josh
hi josh,
...libquicktime is necessary (at this point) to play movies, but you
could still play around with pdp by using the pdp_noise object as an
input...libquicktime is in unstable, I don't know why your having
problems installing it: is it downloading? is it dying in compile?
Ya probably can't just add pdp.pd_darwin to your externals without
getting some complaints from the dyld loader...
l8r, jamie
I got PDP to load on MacOS X. the _gluOrtho2D problem was solved by installing Apple's X11. As for getting libquicktime installed, can you give us more info? A transcript of the fink install sesssion, for example?
.hc
On Monday, Apr 14, 2003, at 20:39 America/New_York, Josh Kinberg wrote:
When this package was announced, it said that PDP on OSX required an additional install of libquicktime using Fink. I've been trying to get libquicktime for a while now and am still unable to. I've followed all the instructions for downloading and installing "unstable" packages--Fink can definitely find it, but it still won't install. Guess it really is unstable? Any advice? Is libquicktime still necessary for PDP on OSX, or can I just go ahead and add the PDP Darwin file to my externals and not worry about libquicktime.
--Josh
From: Tom Schouten doelie@zzz.kotnet.org To: Ivan Franco ivan.franco@ydreams.com, PD pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Subject: pdp on osx (was Re: [PD] pdp.pd_darwin error: undefined reference to _gluOrtho2D) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 01:36:02 +0200
On Tuesday 15 April 2003 01:00, Ivan Franco wrote:
Hi list.
I might be missing something here, but is there a pdp osx binary available? I'd like to give it a try too...
yes: http://zwizwa.fartit.com/pd/pdp/test/pdp.pd_darwin-0.11-test-8.tar.gz
it is almost the same as the 0.11.1 release (latest) you still need the source package for abstractions and documentation.
note that it's still a bit experimental. i didn't do much testing yet. once all the library issues are solved, there will be a decent binary release (maybe with all the libraries included).
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I installed libquicktime by making sure unstable was searched along with the stable tree. I edited /sw/etc/fink.conf according to the following FAQ: http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usage-fink.php#unstable
However, I haven't made time to test the new PDP yet.
adam
Hans-Christoph Steiner said this at Tue, 15 Apr 2003 10:38:52 -0400:
I got PDP to load on MacOS X. the _gluOrtho2D problem was solved by installing Apple's X11. As for getting libquicktime installed, can you give us more info? A transcript of the fink install sesssion, for example?
.hc
On Monday, Apr 14, 2003, at 20:39 America/New_York, Josh Kinberg wrote:
When this package was announced, it said that PDP on OSX required an additional install of libquicktime using Fink. I've been trying to get libquicktime for a while now and am still unable to. I've followed all the instructions for downloading and installing "unstable" packages--Fink can definitely find it, but it still won't install. Guess it really is unstable? Any advice? Is libquicktime still necessary for PDP on OSX, or can I just go ahead and add the PDP Darwin file to my externals and not worry about libquicktime.
--Josh
From: Tom Schouten doelie@zzz.kotnet.org To: Ivan Franco ivan.franco@ydreams.com, PD pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Subject: pdp on osx (was Re: [PD] pdp.pd_darwin error: undefined reference to _gluOrtho2D) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 01:36:02 +0200
On Tuesday 15 April 2003 01:00, Ivan Franco wrote:
Hi list.
I might be missing something here, but is there a pdp osx binary available? I'd like to give it a try too...
yes: http://zwizwa.fartit.com/pd/pdp/test/pdp.pd_darwin-0.11-test-8.tar.gz
it is almost the same as the 0.11.1 release (latest) you still need the source package for abstractions and documentation.
note that it's still a bit experimental. i didn't do much testing yet. once all the library issues are solved, there will be a decent binary release (maybe with all the libraries included).
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