raspberry pi 3, raspbian jessie. Pd 46.2 from raspbian repository. compiled moocow.
in help-browser moocow is in the list.
but objects from moocow won't create in a blank patch.
clicking (through help-browser) on any2bytes-help.pd does create the object in the help-patch. after this the creation of [any2bytes] works!!
putting a path to ~/pd-externals in preferences gives: "duplicate lib" "moocow is active"
putting moocow in startup preference doesn't help.
what is needed?
rolf
hi rolf, hi list,
i can't offer any solid advice on your problem, but i suspect it may have to do with my (probably hopelessly antiquated) hack for ensuring the library is loaded by placing a [LIBRARAY] object at the top of the patch. iirc (i'm a bit out of the loop), [any2bytes] can build either as a multi-object library [pdstring] or as a single-object external -- since you seem to also be having trouble with [zexy], maybe you should try the alternative build mode. check the output of pdstrings ./configure --help and use the appropriate --enable and/or --with options.
marmosets, Bryan
On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 8:41 PM, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
raspberry pi 3, raspbian jessie. Pd 46.2 from raspbian repository. compiled moocow.
in help-browser moocow is in the list.
but objects from moocow won't create in a blank patch.
clicking (through help-browser) on any2bytes-help.pd does create the object in the help-patch. after this the creation of [any2bytes] works!!
putting a path to ~/pd-externals in preferences gives: "duplicate lib" "moocow is active"
putting moocow in startup preference doesn't help.
what is needed?
rolf
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Bryan Jurish schreef op 17-08-2016 9:56:
hi rolf, hi list,
i can't offer any solid advice on your problem, but i suspect it may have to do with my (probably hopelessly antiquated) hack for ensuring the library is loaded by placing a [LIBRARAY] object at the top of the patch. iirc (i'm a bit out of the loop), [any2bytes] can build either as a multi-object library [pdstring] or as a single-object external -- since you seem to also be having trouble with [zexy], maybe you should try the alternative build mode. check the output of pdstrings ./configure --help and use the appropriate --enable and/or --with options.
with ./configure --enable-object-externals
this works now: [moocow/any2bytes 128 -1].
as i was already using this form in my patch this is convenient for me, at the moment.
thanks, rolf
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