Hi all.
First I have a question which probably classifies as Basic Linux.
Tried to compile the AuxLibs in the gem directory and got an error as to
the fact that GL/gl.h and GL/glu.h couldn`t be found while I know that
in my includes directory they exist. Any insight?
Second question: how do you get to rename arrays?
Then, I like the new interface (at least in linux,haven`t tried the SGI yet) in the 0.24.
And a request: How about making objects resizable?
And of course the compiling questions that I`m asking are intel linux related. I lost hope for good sound on Mac linux.
Thanks and good night.
..... .... ...... Michal Seta ...... ..... ....
On Thu, 28 Jan 1999, Michal Seta wrote:
Hi all.
First I have a question which probably classifies as
Basic Linux. Tried to compile the AuxLibs in the gem directory and got an error as to the fact thatGL/gl.handGL/glu.hcouldn`t be found while I know that in my includes directory they exist. Any insight?
Normally they are in /usr/X11R6/include, but this includes directory isn't scanned by the standard compiler. Therefore you have to add -I/usr/X11R6/include to the compilerflags in the makefile (most likely, the variable is called CFLAGS there).
Second question: how do you get to rename arrays?
You can use the table object. Just instantiate it with |table name|. You can then click on the table object and a canvas with an array called "name" pops up. You will see error messages if you send something to the array, just ignore them by now, this will be fixed.
Guenter
On Thu, 28 Jan 1999, guenter geiger wrote:
Normally they are in /usr/X11R6/include, but this includes directory isn't scanned by the standard compiler. Therefore you have to add -I/usr/X11R6/include to the compilerflags in the makefile (most likely, the variable is called CFLAGS there).
Actually they are there as well as in /usr/include. Both paths. Anyways, i'll try to do it by hand next time. Thanks.
One more question.
I've been trying to use an array for designing an envelope for a signal. Without succes. I tried to send the outlet of tabwread4~ (controlled by line~) into the right inlet of *~. And I've tried tabreceive~ and I can't get this working. Anyone tried such a thing before?
Alternatively, it would be nice to have a line and/or line~ object more like Max line, that can accept a longer list of values.
Or, I guess the new table object is the answer to my question? Haven't tried it yet and it doesn't seem to be documented :)
Thanks
MiS
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