Dear PD gurus.
So I downloaded and compiled the new and improved PD. However, in my current project I use some of the iemlib externs. I have them compiled as a library. PD segfaults unless I comment out the -lib entries for iemlib in my .pdrc file. So, if I comment out those lines, the gui objects work fine but other objects (so far have noticed it with the prvu~ object) don't get found (I'm assuming that only gui objects made it to the current PD build). I haven't tested extensively for other objects, simply went back to pd-033. I could do that, though, if it's of any help...
Any ideas/suggestions?
./MiS
Oops, I should have forseen this! I think the best thing would be for Thomas to make an IEM library for 0.34 that leaves out the GUI objects I stuck in Pd... But anyway, Thomas has had to fix IEMLIB each time Pd was updated in the past as well (and now, except for the inlet/outlet ones, he can make a version of IEMLIB that will work with any future Pd, I hope.)
cheers Miller
On Sun, Aug 19, 2001 at 10:11:50AM -0400, Michal Seta wrote:
Dear PD gurus.
So I downloaded and compiled the new and improved PD. However, in my current project I use some of the iemlib externs. I have them compiled as a library. PD segfaults unless I comment out the -lib entries for iemlib in my .pdrc file. So, if I comment out those lines, the gui objects work fine but other objects (so far have noticed it with the prvu~ object) don't get found (I'm assuming that only gui objects made it to the current PD build). I haven't tested extensively for other objects, simply went back to pd-033. I could do that, though, if it's of any help...
Any ideas/suggestions?
./MiS
The latest windows-versions of PD crash whenever I want to save a patch including an object of the ggee. Has anybody else the same problems? How can I fix this?
Marius
On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, marius schebella wrote:
The latest windows-versions of PD crash whenever I want to save a patch including an object of the ggee. Has anybody else the same problems? How can I fix this?
Any object ? There is only one object, the envgen , that has it's own save routine, and considering how many externals are derived form ggee, it seems they all should have to fail in that case.
(not using windows)
Guenter