hi list, I wonder if this is an OSX problem, but my msd2D and msd3D objects are not working (see previour posts). compared to pmpd, which physical modelling object should I give the favour? (default answer: msd) are there other examples for msd? marius.
Hi Marius,
I wonder if this is an OSX problem, but my msd2D and msd3D objects are not working (see previour posts).
this is almost certainly caused by a conflict of an existing external
using an older version of flext.
I hope that i now adjusted the flext build system in a way that this
doesn't happen anymore.
As a note for the devs:
It seems that building externals under OSX with "--dynamiclib -
undefined dynamic_lookup" can cause symbol clashes at runtime, while
"-bundle -bundle_loader $(PDBIN)" doesn't.
That's why i returned to the old method. Any comments?
greetings, Thomas
-- Thomas Grill http://grrrr.org
Oh, i forgot to say that i uploaded new OSX versions of msd for PD
and Max to http://grrrr.org/ext/beta
Having a short look over the msd source code it seems that there are
many occasions of unchecked inputs, so that sending a symbol argument
to a method expecting a float can crash the external.
Please note: in flext, GetFloat(atom) assumes the atom contains a
float (unchecked), while GetAFloat(atom) checks if atom is a float
and returns 0 if it isn't.
greetings, Thomas
Am 21.02.2007 um 16:47 schrieb marius schebella:
hi list, I wonder if this is an OSX problem, but my msd2D and msd3D objects are not working (see previour posts). compared to pmpd, which physical modelling object should I give the favour? (default answer: msd) are there other examples for msd? marius.
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thank you thomas for the new msd binaries, that solved the problem and really helped me a lot! marius.
Thomas Grill wrote:
Oh, i forgot to say that i uploaded new OSX versions of msd for PD and Max to http://grrrr.org/ext/beta
Having a short look over the msd source code it seems that there are many occasions of unchecked inputs, so that sending a symbol argument to a method expecting a float can crash the external. Please note: in flext, GetFloat(atom) assumes the atom contains a float (unchecked), while GetAFloat(atom) checks if atom is a float and returns 0 if it isn't.
greetings, Thomas
Am 21.02.2007 um 16:47 schrieb marius schebella:
hi list, I wonder if this is an OSX problem, but my msd2D and msd3D objects are not working (see previour posts). compared to pmpd, which physical modelling object should I give the favour? (default answer: msd) are there other examples for msd? marius.
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They'll be in the next Pd-0.39.2-extended release too.
.hc
On Feb 22, 2007, at 10:38 AM, marius schebella wrote:
thank you thomas for the new msd binaries, that solved the problem and really helped me a lot! marius.
Thomas Grill wrote:
Oh, i forgot to say that i uploaded new OSX versions of msd for PD
and Max to http://grrrr.org/ext/betaHaving a short look over the msd source code it seems that there are many occasions of unchecked inputs, so that sending a symbol
argument to a method expecting a float can crash the external. Please note: in flext, GetFloat(atom) assumes the atom contains a
float (unchecked), while GetAFloat(atom) checks if atom is a float and
returns 0 if it isn't.greetings, Thomas
Am 21.02.2007 um 16:47 schrieb marius schebella:
hi list, I wonder if this is an OSX problem, but my msd2D and msd3D
objects are not working (see previour posts). compared to pmpd, which physical modelling object should I give the favour? (default answer: msd) are there other examples for msd? marius.
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