Still working on installing pdp. I have again a question about the libquicktime, since running ./configure on pdp gives me the following output:
checking for lqt_decode_video in -lquicktime... no libquicktime not found: not building pdp_qt
First of all; when i run 'fink list -i', the needed libquicktime is there:
i libquicktime0-shlibs 0.9.2pre1-5 Shared libraries for quicktime4linux
So; why this message that libquicktime isn't found? And; how can i change this. Does pdp configure doesn't see it, or should i copy it to another location?
Sara
hi,
this means that you try to recompile pdp and pidip ?
i think you don't have to do that, we support a binary distribution for OSX.
you should just add '-lib <path to pdp.pd_linux>/pdp -lib <path to pidip.pd_linux>/pidip' to your Pd.command, that's it.
in case you want to recompile, yes, libs should be link from /sw/lib to /usr/lib.
cheers, sevy
sara kolster wrote:
Still working on installing pdp. I have again a question about the libquicktime, since running ./configure on pdp gives me the following output:
checking for lqt_decode_video in -lquicktime... no libquicktime not found: not building pdp_qt
First of all; when i run 'fink list -i', the needed libquicktime is there:
i libquicktime0-shlibs 0.9.2pre1-5 Shared libraries for quicktime4linux
So; why this message that libquicktime isn't found? And; how can i change this. Does pdp configure doesn't see it, or should i copy it to another location?
Sara
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Yves Degoyon wrote:
hi,
this means that you try to recompile pdp and pidip ?
Yes, but as i see it wasn't neccessary. I looked over the bin darwin file in Tom's pdp-page.
So, as i already created a pdp directory, how can i rmdir AND its contains without having to rm individual dirs and files? With every try the message 'dir isn't empty' keeps popping up.
you should just add '-lib <path to pdp.pd_linux>/pdp -lib <path to pidip.pd_linux>/pidip' to your Pd.command, that's it.
On your page: http://ydegoyon.free.fr/pidip-for-osx.txt it says:
install the present package in /usr/local/lib/pd/pdp_pidip_osx
modify the Pd.command textfile to read like this
/usr/local/bin/pd -rt -path /usr/local/lib/pd/extra:/usr/local/lib/pd/pdp_pidip_osx/abstractions -lib /usr/local/lib/pd/pdp_pidip_osx/pdp_pidip
But pd was already installed in the default location. Do i still have to edit the pd.command txt file?
THNX
Sara
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sara kolster wrote:
Yves Degoyon wrote:
hi,
this means that you try to recompile pdp and pidip ?
Yes, but as i see it wasn't neccessary. I looked over the bin darwin file in Tom's pdp-page.
So, as i already created a pdp directory, how can i rmdir AND its contains without having to rm individual dirs and files? With every try the message 'dir isn't empty' keeps popping up.
for any folder, if you want to remove it for good, you can open a terminal and do :
"cd /usr/local/pd" ( or wherever it is ) "sudo rm -rf <dir>"
you should just add '-lib <path to pdp.pd_linux>/pdp -lib <path to pidip.pd_linux>/pidip' to your Pd.command, that's it.
On your page: http://ydegoyon.free.fr/pidip-for-osx.txt it says:
install the present package in /usr/local/lib/pd/pdp_pidip_osx
modify the Pd.command textfile to read like this
/usr/local/bin/pd -rt -path /usr/local/lib/pd/extra:/usr/local/lib/pd/pdp_pidip_osx/abstractions -lib /usr/local/lib/pd/pdp_pidip_osx/pdp_pidip
But pd was already installed in the default location. Do i still have to edit the pd.command txt file?
sure, this is an extra library that you install so these additions just tells pd to load them at startup.
but, you must also check at startup that it loads ok, so you should have in the console a message like :*
PDP: pure data packet PDP: version 0.12.3-test-12 PiDiP : additional video processing objects for PDP : version 0.12.11 ( ydegoyon@free.fr )
but, i doubt it will be ok at first try, because some libraries must still be missing ( like libmagick-shlibs or libimlib2-shlibs )..
cheers, sevy
THNX
Sara
[be back 2morrow]
Yves Degoyon said this at Wed, 3 Dec 2003 12:47:18 +0100:
"sudo rm -rf <dir>"
And the usual warning: keep in mind that this is a *very* sharp knife! As people say, it's a question of *when* you do this command in the wrong directory, not "if"!
best of luck! adam
To put it in pure OSX speak,
There is no trashcan when you do this!!!
B. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Adam Lindsay" atl@comp.lancs.ac.uk To: "sara kolster" sara@x-i.net Cc: PD-list@iem.at Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 10:09 AM Subject: Re: [PD] pdp and libquicktime
Yves Degoyon said this at Wed, 3 Dec 2003 12:47:18 +0100:
"sudo rm -rf <dir>"
And the usual warning: keep in mind that this is a *very* sharp knife! As people say, it's a question of *when* you do this command in the wrong directory, not "if"!
best of luck! adam
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On Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 06:20 PM, sara kolster wrote:
Still working on installing pdp. I have again a question about the libquicktime, since running ./configure on pdp gives me the following output:
checking for lqt_decode_video in -lquicktime... no libquicktime not found: not building pdp_qt
First of all; when i run 'fink list -i', the needed libquicktime is there:
i libquicktime0-shlibs 0.9.2pre1-5 Shared libraries for quicktime4linux
So; why this message that libquicktime isn't found? And; how can i change this. Does pdp configure doesn't see it, or should i copy it to another location?
...I haven't seen the latest versions of pdp/pipip's makefiles, but it sounds like they just aren't looking in /sw/include or /sw/lib, which is where the fink stuff is: check the pdp or pidip makefiles and change the paths, or if your running ./configure, you may be able to do tell configure and extra include and lib path: "./configure --help" for the syntax...
l8r, jamie
hi jamie, sara,
...I haven't seen the latest versions of pdp/pipip's makefiles, but it sounds like they just aren't looking in /sw/include or /sw/lib, which is where the fink stuff is: check the pdp or pidip makefiles and change the paths, or if your running ./configure, you may be able to do tell configure and extra include and lib path: "./configure --help" for the syntax...
they do check this dir:
if test $ARCH == Darwin then PD_EXECUTABLE=$prefix/bin/pd LIBS="$LIBS -L/sw/lib" CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I/sw/include" PDP_EXTRA_CPPFLAGS="-I/sw/include" ...
so i suppose it is the shared library pacakge vs. dev package thing, which i don't remember exacly how it is on fink, but i guess its libquicktime0 (dev package) and libquicktime0-shlibs or something..
but, taking advantage of this moment to shoot some questions:
does anyone in pd-land know how to create plugin libraries on osx that depend on each other? i.e. pd <- pdp <- pidip/3dp/pdp_eth/...
in linux this is easy, because linking is lazy, but on osx i haven't found a way to do this. probably libtool can handle this, because there is support for archs that require this, but there has to be some kind of linker switch to set manually to do the same.
then, anyone interested in becoming an "official" pdp/pdip-osx maintainer? to sort out some compatibility issues? the things to do would be common documentation (which i have promised to do in the past, but haven't got to yet) and more importantly, a tighter integration with gem, on the pix level.
on this gem integration: i'm looking a bit too far in the future, but pdp is moving towards a system library, so in theory, if this ever gets finished, pdp (just the processing core) could run as a plugin of gem.
tom