i installed cygwin with all of the developers packages , however i am not that familiar with gcc , or using cygwin to produce dlls . just curious if some one had already been through the hard part of finding all the infomation regarding dll building . i will look into it further at some point [probably any time in the near future, perhaps in the summer] and post what i have learned .
joge .
----- Original Message ----- From: "pix" pix@test.at To: "joge ." gboy@nycap.rr.com Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 11:04 AM Subject: Re: [PD] looking for info on cygwin .
have you tried installing the whole (huge) cygwin pacakge? it comes with versions of gcc etc, which i guess probably automatically link with the cygwin1.dll
i used to use cygwin at work, but we didnt actually use it with any other windows software so i dont know much more than that...
pix.
On Sat, 2 Mar 2002 22:31:16 -0500 "joge ." gboy@nycap.rr.com wrote:
hi ,
i am looking at alot of the linux externals out there and remeber that i was going to try to get some of these externals compiled with cygwin for such*nix functions as "pthreads", and *nix style file directories . However, i seem to be having problems figuring how exactly to compile these externals with the cygwin1.dll , or rather to use it. I know that some how i need a.lib file or equavlent to link with , what i dont know is how to create one. So i was just posting to see if any one had this kind of knowledge available to them and could help me out .
thanks .
joge .
Hi,
First, this is my first post to this mail list. (Although I've been an avid reader for quite a while.) I'm also a new user of PD (with prior experience in MAX).
Secondly, my name is Dave and it's real nice to make your acquaintance!
Third: MY QUESTION:
In Max, with support from OMS, there are objects available which list MIDI programs/patch names. In this way, "pgmout" objects can be wired to dropdown menus which display MIDI instrument lists (128 General MIDI instruments for example).
Is there such an object in PD (or Motex, Gem, or other libraries) which provides this functionality?
I'm using Windows XP. So i understand that the "MIDI management" provided by the OS will be vastly different in Linux, and different again in Unix, etc. HOWEVER, I'd really like to know if anybody has written an external for use in the Windows system to create lists,arrays,or dropdown menus which display all available MIDI programs/patches (General MIDI or otherwise).
Many thanks, in advance.
Regards, Dave Sabine. http://www.davesabine.com/
Hi, David Sabine hat gesagt: // David Sabine wrote:
Secondly, my name is Dave and it's real nice to make your acquaintance!
Welcome aboard, Dave.
Third: MY QUESTION:
In Max, with support from OMS, there are objects available which list MIDI programs/patch names. In this way, "pgmout" objects can be wired to dropdown menus which display MIDI instrument lists (128 General MIDI instruments for example).
Is there such an object in PD (or Motex, Gem, or other libraries) which provides this functionality?
I'm using Windows XP. So i understand that the "MIDI management" provided by the OS will be vastly different in Linux, and different again in Unix, etc. HOWEVER, I'd really like to know if anybody has written an external for use in the Windows system to create lists,arrays,or dropdown menus which display all available MIDI programs/patches (General MIDI or otherwise).
I don't know of any PD object that works like a dropdown menu, but if you find one, I'd like to hear of it as well. What seems to come closest GUI-wise might be the "playlist" by Yves, available at http://ydegoyon.free.fr, but it would require some hacking to get it to work as a programm selector (making playlist more general would be nice anyways) and I don't know if "joge ." windowsified ;) it already otherwise it's linux only.
Second I'm not sure how one can automatically read the Midi-Progam names, if they are not GM or GS or XG or some other standard. Is this possible at all? I'm not that familiar with midi, but I always thought than GM et al. are just a convention and are not communicated by the hardware itself.
But I may be wrong.
Ciao,
__ __
Frank Barknecht ____ ______ ____ __ trip\ \ / /wire ______
/ __// __ /__/ __// // __ \ / / __ \ ___\
/ / / ____/ / / / // ____// /\ \ ___\____ \
/_/ /_____/ /_/ /_//_____// / \ \_____\_____
/_/ _\
I've been working with some very modular projects and it would be nice if one could dynamically load an abstraction. (I might have one generated from a tcl script for example) perhaps the kind of code that would allow a list of patches would allow dynamic loading?
Right now I have patches called "root" which have the interface for general purpose and I use multiple abstractions which are all compatible with the general interface.
For example you could have an abstraction which contains a gem object chain. If you wanted you could have multiple objects loaded dynamically as different instances of the same object (but with different parameters)
Any chance for this kind of thing in the future?
Thanks Ben
On Sun, 3 Mar 2002, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hi, David Sabine hat gesagt: // David Sabine wrote:
Secondly, my name is Dave and it's real nice to make your acquaintance!
Welcome aboard, Dave.
Third: MY QUESTION:
In Max, with support from OMS, there are objects available which list MIDI programs/patch names. In this way, "pgmout" objects can be wired to dropdown menus which display MIDI instrument lists (128 General MIDI instruments for example).
Is there such an object in PD (or Motex, Gem, or other libraries) which provides this functionality?
I'm using Windows XP. So i understand that the "MIDI management" provided by the OS will be vastly different in Linux, and different again in Unix, etc. HOWEVER, I'd really like to know if anybody has written an external for use in the Windows system to create lists,arrays,or dropdown menus which display all available MIDI programs/patches (General MIDI or otherwise).
I don't know of any PD object that works like a dropdown menu, but if you find one, I'd like to hear of it as well. What seems to come closest GUI-wise might be the "playlist" by Yves, available at http://ydegoyon.free.fr, but it would require some hacking to get it to work as a programm selector (making playlist more general would be nice anyways) and I don't know if "joge ." windowsified ;) it already otherwise it's linux only.
Second I'm not sure how one can automatically read the Midi-Progam names, if they are not GM or GS or XG or some other standard. Is this possible at all? I'm not that familiar with midi, but I always thought than GM et al. are just a convention and are not communicated by the hardware itself.
But I may be wrong.
Ciao,
__ __Frank Barknecht ____ ______ ____ __ trip\ \ / /wire ______ / __// __ /__/ __// // __ \ / / __ \ ___\ / / / ____/ / / / // ____// /\ \ ___\____ \ /_/ /_____/ /_/ /_//_____// / \ \_____\_____
/_/ _\
B. Bogart
Hi, i've made a mixer, which loads it's busses dynamically. It's an early version, but maybe it's helpful for you or someone else. http://www.swiezinski.de/pd/patches/console_0_1_0.zip
:) leo
----- Original Message ----- From: Ben Bogart - FMPM/F1999 bbogart@acs.ryerson.ca To: Frank Barknecht barknech@ph-cip.uni-koeln.de Cc: pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 11:56 PM Subject: [PD] Dynamic Loading abstractions, pgmout
I've been working with some very modular projects and it would be nice if one could dynamically load an abstraction. (I might have one generated from a tcl script for example) perhaps the kind of code that would allow a list of patches would allow dynamic loading?
Right now I have patches called "root" which have the interface for general purpose and I use multiple abstractions which are all compatible with the general interface.
For example you could have an abstraction which contains a gem object chain. If you wanted you could have multiple objects loaded dynamically as different instances of the same object (but with different parameters)
Any chance for this kind of thing in the future?
Thanks Ben
On Sun, 3 Mar 2002, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hi, David Sabine hat gesagt: // David Sabine wrote:
Secondly, my name is Dave and it's real nice to make your
acquaintance!
Welcome aboard, Dave.
Third: MY QUESTION:
In Max, with support from OMS, there are objects available which list
MIDI
programs/patch names. In this way, "pgmout" objects can be wired to dropdown menus which display MIDI instrument lists (128 General MIDI instruments for example).
Is there such an object in PD (or Motex, Gem, or other libraries)
which
provides this functionality?
I'm using Windows XP. So i understand that the "MIDI management"
provided
by the OS will be vastly different in Linux, and different again in
Unix,
etc. HOWEVER, I'd really like to know if anybody has written an
external
for use in the Windows system to create lists,arrays,or dropdown menus
which
display all available MIDI programs/patches (General MIDI or
otherwise).
I don't know of any PD object that works like a dropdown menu, but if
you find
one, I'd like to hear of it as well. What seems to come closest GUI-wise
might
be the "playlist" by Yves, available at http://ydegoyon.free.fr, but it
would
require some hacking to get it to work as a programm selector (making
playlist
more general would be nice anyways) and I don't know if "joge ."
windowsified
;) it already otherwise it's linux only.
Second I'm not sure how one can automatically read the Midi-Progam
names, if
they are not GM or GS or XG or some other standard. Is this possible at
all?
I'm not that familiar with midi, but I always thought than GM et al. are
just
a convention and are not communicated by the hardware itself.
But I may be wrong.
Ciao,
__ __Frank Barknecht ____ ______ ____ __ trip\ \ / /wire ______ / __// __ /__/ __// // __ \ / / __ \ ___
/ / / ____/ / / / // ____// /\ \ ___\____
/_/ /_____/ /_/ /_//_____// / \ \_____\_____
/_/ _\B. Bogart
this is _really_ nice :)
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002 leonard@swiezinski.de wrote:
Hi, i've made a mixer, which loads it's busses dynamically. It's an early version, but maybe it's helpful for you or someone else. http://www.swiezinski.de/pd/patches/console_0_1_0.zip
:) leo
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