kurt stockman wrote:

hi,

did a gem-cvs build this morning (GEM: ver: 0.888-pre1); counter & friends seem to be gone....

I remember a thread about putting those objects in a seperate library: which lib would that be and where can i get it?

or;

where in the gem makefile(s)/sources can i tell my compiler/gem to build/include the objects?

this is a problem with the new self-registering functions, where MarkEx has simply been forgotten.

i have just checked the appropriate changes in, but youcan do it yourself, by just adding the following lines to the end of MarkEx/MarkExSetup();

// <snip> class markex_cppclass { public: markex_cppclass(){MarkEx_setup();} }; static markex_cppclass markex_instance; // </snip>

mfg.as.dr IOhannes

Those objects are now part of the pd-externals package. So they'll be
included in the next version of the pd-externals Debian package, and
already are included in the MacOSX and Windows installers. There is
some motion towards RPMs too, but I don't know more than that.

Part of the reason why they should be removed from Gem is that there
are a number of conflicts with the MarkEx objects, [counter] being one
of them. In the packages, Gem's counter is called [gem_counter].
Currently cxc's [counter] is used, which maintains Max compatibility (I
think).

.hc

On Wednesday, Oct 22, 2003, at 05:15 America/New_York, kurt stockman
wrote:

hi,

did a gem-cvs build this morning (GEM: ver: 0.888-pre1); counter & friends seem to be gone....

I remember a thread about putting those objects in a seperate library:
which lib would that be and where can i get it?

or;

where in the gem makefile(s)/sources can i tell my compiler/gem to build/include the objects?

grtz.krt

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