is it possible to build pd without tcl libraries? i don't need the gui and i want to make pd as small as possible (to distribute it).
It's the "pd-gui" program that needs TCL/TK; you can run "pd -nogui" and Pd won't even try to start the gui up (so you don't need to compile it.)
cheers Miller
On Sat, Feb 09, 2002 at 12:47:56AM +0100, smoerk wrote:
is it possible to build pd without tcl libraries? i don't need the gui and i want to make pd as small as possible (to distribute it).
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 16:32:35 -0800, Miller Puckette wrote:
It's the "pd-gui" program that needs TCL/TK; you can run "pd -nogui" and Pd won't even try to start the gui up (so you don't need to compile it.)
but there is no pd-gu in the windows build. where could i get a nogui version for windows?
hi,
let me guess... there is no such thing as a separate pd-nogui' program, just a-nogui' option to a pd' command (btw. under windows the gui part is calledpdtcl.dll', not `pd-gui' -- hence the confusion?).
Krzysztof
smoerk wrote: ...
It's the "pd-gui" program that needs TCL/TK; you can run "pd -nogui" and Pd won't even try to start the gui up (so you don't need to compile it.)
but there is no pd-gu in the windows build. where could i get a nogui version for windows?
hi smoerk and sorry -- you have proved me wrong...
Indeed, there is a bug in sys_startgui() of s_inter.c: a proper place
for the entire #ifdef NT block starting in line 664 is probably in the
else' block ofif (sys_nogui)' which ends in line 591.
Feeling ashamed, I downloaded 0.35-test8.msw, and... again you are right, -nosound etc. options have no effect. But in 0.34-patch3, which is the version (if any) I still use in msw, these are working.
Krzysztof
Krzysztof Czaja wrote: ...
let me guess... there is no such thing as a separate
pd-nogui' program, just a-nogui' option to apd' command (btw. under windows the gui part is calledpdtcl.dll', not `pd-gui' -- hence the confusion?).
...
smoerk wrote: ...
It's the "pd-gui" program that needs TCL/TK; you can run "pd -nogui" and Pd won't even try to start the gui up (so you don't need to compile it.)
but there is no pd-gu in the windows build. where could i get a nogui version for windows?
OK, I'll try it this way, I think you're right.
M
On Sat, Feb 09, 2002 at 09:36:46PM +0100, Krzysztof Czaja wrote:
hi smoerk and sorry -- you have proved me wrong...
Indeed, there is a bug in sys_startgui() of s_inter.c: a proper place for the entire #ifdef NT block starting in line 664 is probably in the
else' block ofif (sys_nogui)' which ends in line 591.Feeling ashamed, I downloaded 0.35-test8.msw, and... again you are right, -nosound etc. options have no effect. But in 0.34-patch3, which is the version (if any) I still use in msw, these are working.
Krzysztof
Krzysztof Czaja wrote: ...
let me guess... there is no such thing as a separate
pd-nogui' program, just a-nogui' option to apd' command (btw. under windows the gui part is calledpdtcl.dll', not `pd-gui' -- hence the confusion?)....
smoerk wrote: ...
It's the "pd-gui" program that needs TCL/TK; you can run "pd -nogui" and Pd won't even try to start the gui up (so you don't need to compile it.)
but there is no pd-gu in the windows build. where could i get a nogui version for windows?
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Miller Puckette -
smoerk