hi,
anyone having dyn~.pd_linux (32 bits)? would it be possible to send it to me (off list). the thing is, it compiled, but the cpu goes crazy when creating [dyn~].
pat
did you try pd-extended?
i'm planing to use dyn~ a bit more myself and hope it is working in pd-extended. could you confirm that?
patrick wrote:
hi,
anyone having dyn~.pd_linux (32 bits)? would it be possible to send it to me (off list). the thing is, it compiled, but the cpu goes crazy when creating [dyn~].
pat
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i didn't find dyn~ in pd-extended for linux. it's included in pd-extended for windows.
anyone have dyn~.pd_linux? pat
Hello patrick, hello pd list
speech dynamic patching looks great ! same for me here : the dyn~.pd_linux eats all my CPU (see compilation options below, I tried friendly flags) on ubuntu hardy nearly the same for xsample whereas py external works fine
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# make flags (e.g. use multiprocessor) # MFLAGS=-j 2
# user defined compiler flags # (check if they match your system!) # UFLAGS=-msse
# user defined optimization flags # (check if they match your system!) OFLAGS=-O2 # optimizations for Pentium 4 OFLAGS+=-march=i486
a+ benjamin
patrick a écrit :
i didn't find dyn~ in pd-extended for linux. it's included in pd-extended for windows.
anyone have dyn~.pd_linux? pat
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Hi, i uploaded some binaries of flext-based externals made on Ubuntu 32-bits to http://grrrr.org/ext/beta/pd/linux . No guarantees, i'm happy about feedback though. gr~~~
2009/1/15 patrick puredata@11h11.com:
i didn't find dyn~ in pd-extended for linux. it's included in pd-extended for windows.
anyone have dyn~.pd_linux? pat
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fantastic! they are working nicely.
does it mean that anyone too lazy to compile and install flext can simply use those? like putting xsample.pd_linux in /usr/local/lib/pd/extra and start pd with -lib xsample?
thank you for your time, pat
Hi Pat, i can't say, since i don't use linux regularly and know nothing about compatibility issues on this platform. The binaries are compiled against pentium4 (32 bits) resp. nocona (64 bits) architectures, there are no special settings otherwise. Anyway, i have to say that checking out flext and the externals from svn and compiling was completely flawless and a matter of just 10 minutes on each platform (provided the system is set up properly with all the necessary packages installed). gr~~~
2009/1/20 patrick puredata@11h11.com:
fantastic! they are working nicely.
does it mean that anyone too lazy to compile and install flext can simply use those? like putting xsample.pd_linux in /usr/local/lib/pd/extra and start pd with -lib xsample?
thank you for your time, pat
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