hi is it possible to connect pd with wolframs mathematica ? this software has a data protocol called mathelink is it possible to receive data from that in pd?
thanks
If that mathelink uses a TCP or UDP socket, then it should be pretty
straightforward, as long as their protocol isn't too complicated.
Check out these objects:
tcpclient/tcpserver
.hc
On Nov 4, 2007, at 5:54 AM, oyuki wrote:
hi is it possible to connect pd with wolframs mathematica ? this software has a data protocol called mathelink is it possible to
receive data from that in pd?thanks
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oyuki schrieb:
hi is it possible to connect pd with wolframs mathematica ? this software has a data protocol called mathelink is it possible to receive data from that in pd?
Hi, there's a mathlink module for Python, which you could use with the py/pyext external. http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/MathSource/6622/
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Thomas Grill schrieb:
oyuki schrieb:
hi is it possible to connect pd with wolframs mathematica ? this software has a data protocol called mathelink is it possible to receive data from that in pd?
Hi, there's a mathlink module for Python, which you could use with the py/pyext external. http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/MathSource/6622/
Sorry, that was the wrong one. But, at least for MacOS Mathematica ships with a MathLink binding, docs and example right within the application bundle. For MacOS it's in Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/Python, and i'm quite sure there is respective stuff for other Windows and linux.
greetings, Thomas