anyone got dssi~ running fine?
I just compiled it, and I can't get it to load any DSSI instrument. even the predefined insturments from the dssi~'s help patch (trivial_synth.so)
note: I READ the README. note-2: I specify the full path to the DSSI plugin (i.e.: /usr/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so)
it keep saying load error.
system info: linux 2.6.15 pd-0.40 (cvs) dssi-0.9.1
On Sun Mar 26, 2006 at 05:04:49AM +0200, Federico wrote:
anyone got dssi~ running fine?
haven't tried..
I just compiled it, and I can't get it to load any DSSI instrument. even the predefined insturments from the dssi~'s help patch (trivial_synth.so)
note: I READ the README. note-2: I specify the full path to the DSSI plugin (i.e.: /usr/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so)
it keep saying load error.
have you tried relative path?
it probably looks in /usr/lib/dssi by default..
system info: linux 2.6.15 pd-0.40 (cvs) dssi-0.9.1
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I just compiled it, and I can't get it to load any DSSI instrument. even the predefined insturments from the dssi~'s help patch (trivial_synth.so)
note: I READ the README. note-2: I specify the full path to the DSSI plugin (i.e.: /usr/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so)
it keep saying load error.
have you tried relative path?
it probably looks in /usr/lib/dssi by default..
Yes, I tried. It makes no difference.
i can load [dssi~ trivial_synth.so] or [dssi~ /usr/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so]
dssi~ says: dssi~: error: plugin not loaded
since I get a warning about LADSPA_PATH and DSSI_PATH not defined, I tried to type this before starting pd:
$ export LADSPA_PATH=/usr/lib/ladspa:/usr/local/lib/ladspa $ export DSSI_PATH=/usr/lib/dssi:/usr/local/lib/dssi $ pd
but I get the same errors.
compiling with debug infos doesn't produce additional output at all.
system info: linux 2.6.15 pd-0.40 (cvs) dssi-0.9.1
Hi,
I really need to fix the helpfile for this don't I..
[dssi~] has now been modified to include the loader code provided with [plugin~]. The inlet/outlet structure has also been modified for [plugin~] compatibility.
Therefore if you do:
|listplugins( | [dssi~]
You should get a list of all plugins in the standard directories, and the libraries they are contained in.
you can then load a plugin with either
[dssi~ <plugin label> <instances>] where the label will be something like sine_faaa or trivial_synth
or:
[dssi~ <path to library>:<plugin label> <instances>]
e.g.
[dssi~ /usr/local/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so:trivial_synth]
This method is faster, because it doesn't search through all your plugins.
You can also do:
|plug <path to library>:<plugin label> <instances>( | [dssi~]
or
|plug <plugin label> <instances>( | [dssi~]
To load a plugin after the object has been loaded, but this feature is somewhat experimental.
Jamie
On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 05:04:49 +0200 Federico xaero@inwind.it wrote:
anyone got dssi~ running fine?
I just compiled it, and I can't get it to load any DSSI instrument. even the predefined insturments from the dssi~'s help patch (trivial_synth.so)
note: I READ the README. note-2: I specify the full path to the DSSI plugin (i.e.: /usr/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so)
it keep saying load error.
system info: linux 2.6.15 pd-0.40 (cvs) dssi-0.9.1
Jamie Bullock wrote:
Hi,
I really need to fix the helpfile for this don't I..
[dssi~] has now been modified to include the loader code provided with [plugin~]. The inlet/outlet structure has also been modified for [plugin~] compatibility.
Therefore if you do:
|listplugins( | [dssi~]
You should get a list of all plugins in the standard directories, and the libraries they are contained in.
I get no output. :( Note that I set LADSPA_PATH and DSSI_PATH env vars correctly. It seems dssi~ doesn't want to see my DSSI plugins.... What information can I provide to help recognize the problem?
you can then load a plugin with either
[dssi~ <plugin label> <instances>] where the label will be something like sine_faaa or trivial_synth
or:
[dssi~ <path to library>:<plugin label> <instances>]
e.g.
[dssi~ /usr/local/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so:trivial_synth]
This method is faster, because it doesn't search through all your plugins.
You can also do:
|plug <path to library>:<plugin label> <instances>( | [dssi~]
or
|plug <plugin label> <instances>( | [dssi~]
To load a plugin after the object has been loaded, but this feature is somewhat experimental.
Jamie
On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 05:04:49 +0200 Federico xaero@inwind.it wrote:
anyone got dssi~ running fine?
I just compiled it, and I can't get it to load any DSSI instrument. even the predefined insturments from the dssi~'s help patch (trivial_synth.so)
note: I READ the README. note-2: I specify the full path to the DSSI plugin (i.e.: /usr/lib/dssi/trivial_synth.so)
it keep saying load error.
system info: linux 2.6.15 pd-0.40 (cvs) dssi-0.9.1
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 17:53:40 +0200 Federico xaero@inwind.it wrote:
Jamie Bullock wrote:
Hi,
I really need to fix the helpfile for this don't I..
[dssi~] has now been modified to include the loader code provided with [plugin~]. The inlet/outlet structure has also been modified for [plugin~] compatibility.
Therefore if you do:
|listplugins( | [dssi~]
You should get a list of all plugins in the standard directories, and the libraries they are contained in.
I get no output. :( Note that I set LADSPA_PATH and DSSI_PATH env vars correctly. It seems dssi~ doesn't want to see my DSSI plugins.... What information can I provide to help recognize the problem?
It's actually:
|listplugins( | [dssi~] | [print]
Jamie
On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 22:10:31 +0200 Federico xaero@inwind.it wrote:
It's actually:
|listplugins( | [dssi~] | [print]
thanks. it worked. however the help file is not updated, so I don't know how to use the external (plugin~ help makes my pd crash!)
I've put an updated helpfile in the CVS. It's a bit rough at the moment, but hopefully you should get the idea.
I would also advise you to recompile with the latest sources, as I have fixed a few bugs since 0.91
Jamie