hi olaf, hi all
i noticed that maxlib is not maintained anymore and there is no place where you can download it at the moment. since using maxlib is essential for netpd, this is a big problem for me/us/netpd-community. i'd like to ask you politely, if it is ok for you, when i post the sources and the binaries on my site http://www.netpd.org . otherwise i would have to rebuild the whole netpd-package from scratch. i won't be able to continue maintaining maxlib, since i'm not able to program in c, but it would be nice, if there would be a place to download maxlib and it won't disappear completely.
thanks for your answer in advance
cheers roman
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Hallo, Roman Haefeli hat gesagt: // Roman Haefeli wrote:
i won't be able to continue maintaining maxlib, since i'm not able to program in c, but it would be nice, if there would be a place to download maxlib and it won't disappear completely.
Uhm: maxlib is available in Pd's sourceforge CVS for a long time, so there's no need to post it on another website. As maxlib is GNU GPL you are of course allowed to redistribute it on your site as well, make changes to it, break it, fix it etc. as long as you follow the GPL rules. However this could be done in the CVS as well, and it would be the better place to do so.
Ciao
Frank
hi frank
thanks for the tips. finally i found out myself, that maxlib is GNU GPL. i also found the sources in cvs, but i have no idea what to do with them. can anybody tell me, how to compile maxlib? i couldn't find any documentation about that. if i tell people who want to start with netpd to compile maxlib themselves, i want to offer them a short howto, at least.
cheers roman
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 18:55:37 +0200 Frank Barknecht fbar@footils.org wrote:
Hallo, Roman Haefeli hat gesagt: // Roman Haefeli wrote:
i won't be able to continue maintaining maxlib, since i'm not able to program in c, but it would be nice, if there would be a place to download maxlib and it won't disappear completely.
Uhm: maxlib is available in Pd's sourceforge CVS for a long time, so there's no need to post it on another website. As maxlib is GNU GPL you are of course allowed to redistribute it on your site as well, make changes to it, break it, fix it etc. as long as you follow the GPL rules. However this could be done in the CVS as well, and it would be the better place to do so.
Ciao
Frank
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re,
but i have no idea what to do with them. can anybody tell me, how to compile maxlib? i couldn't find any documentation about that. if i i tell people who want to start with netpd to compile maxlib themselves, i want to offer them a short howto, at least.
well for linux it's basically cd to maxlib's directory and type make pd_linux (on a linux system you should have gcc and automake installed) on os x it's just a "make pd_darwin" (also gcc and gnu make must be installed) I have no clue about windos though. Maybe someone could just build a .dll for win32 users since having a c compiler installed seems to be all but standard for windos work- stations.
HTH
x
hi CK
thanks a lot for the hints. i wouldn't have known how to find out my self.
cheers roman
"CK" wrote:
re,
but i have no idea what to do with them. can anybody tell me, how to compile maxlib? i couldn't find any documentation about that. if i i tell people who want to start with netpd to compile maxlib
themselves,
i want to offer them a short howto, at least.
well for linux it's basically cd to maxlib's directory and type make pd_linux (on a linux system you should have gcc and automake installed) on os x it's just a "make pd_darwin" (also gcc and gnu make must be installed) I have no clue about windos though. Maybe someone could just build a .dll for win32 users since having a c compiler installed seems to be all but standard for windos work- stations.
HTH
x
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