So, I have two PCs. One is a a desktop and one is a laptop. Both have Intel i5 Sandy Bridge processors. Both are running Debian stretch. Both are running Pd 0.49, and libraries are installed via Deken system. On my desktop, after creating a [declare -lib creb] object it makes no difference, and I have to type [creb/eadsr~] for example to get the object to load. On my laptop, I can load objects after declaring the library. I can just type a [declare -lib creb] object and then use as many [eadsr~] objects as I like. Declare does not seem to work on my desktop. Is this an issue with regards to superuser permissions or configuration files (not .pdrc, surely) I'm really stumped, and it means I cannot make my libraries of externals and abstractions to work for other people if I cannot even determine why they do or do not work in my own situation. I may have overlooked something stupid, in which case I'll happily take the whip from you, but I think I'm too close to work out what's wrong.
Pls Help :-(Ed
New album - Driftwood: synchroma.bandcamp.com
Did you set the search paths identically on both PCs?
Cheers Henri.
De: Pd-list pd-list-bounces@lists.iem.at em nome de Ed Kelly via Pd-list pd-list@lists.iem.at Enviado: quarta-feira, 25 de setembro de 2019 21:34 Para: Pd-List pd-list@mail.iem.at Assunto: [PD] declare -lib discrepancy
So, I have two PCs. One is a a desktop and one is a laptop.
Both have Intel i5 Sandy Bridge processors.
Both are running Debian stretch.
Both are running Pd 0.49, and libraries are installed via Deken system.
On my desktop, after creating a [declare -lib creb] object it makes no difference, and I have to type [creb/eadsr~] for example to get the object to load.
On my laptop, I can load objects after declaring the library. I can just type a [declare -lib creb] object and then use as many [eadsr~] objects as I like. Declare does not seem to work on my desktop.
Is this an issue with regards to superuser permissions or configuration files (not .pdrc, surely) I'm really stumped, and it means I cannot make my libraries of externals and abstractions to work for other people if I cannot even determine why they do or do not work in my own situation. I may have overlooked something stupid, in which case I'll happily take the whip from you, but I think I'm too close to work out what's wrong.
Pls Help :-( Ed
New album - Driftwood: synchroma.bandcamp.com
On 26.09.19 02:34, Ed Kelly via Pd-list wrote:
I may have overlooked something stupid, in which case I'll happily take the whip from you, but I think I'm too close to work out what's wrong.
did you try adding "-verbose" to the satrtup flags? did you try running Pd with "-nostdprefs"?
have you bychance installed (and loaded) the libdir loader on your laptop?
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