Dear Iohannes, thanks a lot for your answer!
apart from that: if you are running a Debian derivative on your system, you could just install Pd and *a lot* of externals via
apt.
Thanks I did not know that. I have ubuntu, I could try this command I found online sudo apt-get install pd-freeverb Is that the correct way?
Where I can find the whole list of pd-packages I could install via apt-get install ?
no need to recompile anything. there is even an integration into deken.
Which integration are you referring to exactly?
Best
Angelo
----Messaggio originale---- Da: "IOhannes m zmoelnig" zmoelnig@iem.at Data: 2-ago-2016 7.47 A: pd-list@lists.iem.at Ogg: Re: [PD] Externals for armv8 64 bit
On 2016-08-02 03:27, angelo.arcadi@virgilio.it wrote:
As you can see it is armv8 and 64 bit.
i don't know much about arms, but in x86 land you can have a 64bit CPU running a 32bit Operating System. the point is: your CPU specs are not necessarily the arch you are looking for.
I tried to find the external freeverb through Deken but I can see only that there is no external compiled for armv8 64 bit.
Would it work an external compiled for armv7 32bit on my system? I guess
not, but it is worth trying asking
the simplest way is alway to just try it out. however, even if you could run 32bit code on your armv8-64bit, i'm pretty sure that you can *not* run a 32bit external (e.g. freeverb~) in a 64bit host (e.g. Pd).
What about the externals indicated with Linux-amd64-64?
what about them? they are meant to run on amd64 processors (aka x86_64) which is the standard CPU type on desktop and laptops these days. they are incompatible with arm64.
If I have to compile all of the externals I need, then I would share them
with the community so
there is a version of them for the armv8-64.
cool. (you will need a puredata.info account for sharing via deken)
apart from that: if you are running a Debian derivative on your system, you could just install Pd and *a lot* of externals via
apt. no need to recompile anything. there is even an integration into deken.fgmasdr IOhannes
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On 08/02/2016 04:03 PM, angelo.arcadi@virgilio.it wrote:
Dear Iohannes, thanks a lot for your answer!
apart from that: if you are running a Debian derivative on your system, you could just install Pd and *a lot* of externals via
apt.Thanks I did not know that. I have ubuntu, I could try this command I found online sudo apt-get install pd-freeverb Is that the correct way?
Where I can find the whole list of pd-packages I could install via apt-get install ?
$ apt-cache search ^pd-
will give you all the packages that start with "pd-". this only misses the "gem" package.
no need to recompile anything. there is even an integration into deken.
Which integration are you referring to exactly?
$ sudo apt-get install pd-deken-apt
(afaik, this is only available since yakkety; it should be possible though, to install the package (and probably "pd-deken" as well, if your distro lacks a puredata_0.47)
gfmadsr IOhannes
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