http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/gallery/hello-macosx.jpg
Yes, it happened. This is using jMax 2.5.1, which I successfully whipped into submission.
GridFlow also compiled for PureData, but there's a very strange bug related to opening a X11 window, that is, it doesn't open the window at all, and then uses that as an excuse to crash whenever it gets something to display. It's particularly weird because there is nothing related to X11 in the code that bridges GridFlow and PureData together. (Does anyone have hints as to what that problem might be?)
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 04:51 PM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/gallery/hello-macosx.jpg
Yes, it happened. This is using jMax 2.5.1, which I successfully whipped into submission.
GridFlow also compiled for PureData, but there's a very strange bug related to opening a X11 window, that is, it doesn't open the window at all, and then uses that as an excuse to crash whenever it gets something to display. It's particularly weird because there is nothing related to X11 in the code that bridges GridFlow and PureData together. (Does anyone have hints as to what that problem might be?)
hi mathieu,
...congrats on another release! From the picture, it looks like your using the non-apple version of X11? I'd highly recommend grabbing their X11 public beta 3:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11/
...it fixed lots of problems I was having with x11 before...I'll try to compile gridflow and see if it worx on my x11 install...of course, it may be a problem with the fact that pd runs in tcl/tk in using the aqua window manager, and may not play fair at having windows open in both aqua and x11...
l8r, jamie
Hi,
I tried to install gridflow on os x together with puredata. So I installed the ruby packages. But the gridflow configure stops because of cant finding header files for ruby. Do I have to set any flag? Maybe there is an os x installer available anywhere?
Cheers, christian
Am 29.09.2003 0:52 Uhr schrieb "tigital" unter tigital@mac.com:
On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 04:51 PM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/gallery/hello-macosx.jpg
Yes, it happened. This is using jMax 2.5.1, which I successfully whipped into submission.
GridFlow also compiled for PureData, but there's a very strange bug related to opening a X11 window, that is, it doesn't open the window at all, and then uses that as an excuse to crash whenever it gets something to display. It's particularly weird because there is nothing related to X11 in the code that bridges GridFlow and PureData together. (Does anyone have hints as to what that problem might be?)
hi mathieu,
...congrats on another release! From the picture, it looks like your using the non-apple version of X11? I'd highly recommend grabbing their X11 public beta 3:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11/
...it fixed lots of problems I was having with x11 before...I'll try to compile gridflow and see if it worx on my x11 install...of course, it may be a problem with the fact that pd runs in tcl/tk in using the aqua window manager, and may not play fair at having windows open in both aqua and x11...
l8r, jamie
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On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Christian Klotz wrote:
I tried to install gridflow on os x together with puredata. So I installed the ruby packages. But the gridflow configure stops because of cant finding header files for ruby. Do I have to set any flag? Maybe there is an os x installer available anywhere?
AFAIK it's because of a bug in Apple's installer. When I told it to reinstall what it just had installed, it told me that there were 22 more megs of stuff.
But then when you actually get those headers, you will hit another wall. It's not possible to make a Ruby plugin to a non-Ruby app using the Ruby bundled with Apple, because it's missing _both_ "libruby.dylib" and "libruby.a".
Can you confirm this?
Then you either recompile Ruby with "./configure --enable-shared" or maybe there is a more complete one in Fink, I haven't checked yet.
Keep me aware of your subsequent problems (or even of your successes)
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003, tigital wrote:
GridFlow also compiled for PureData, but there's a very strange bug related to opening a X11 window, that is, it doesn't open the window at all,
From the picture, it looks like your using the non-apple version of X11? I'd highly recommend grabbing their X11 public beta 3: http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11/
Thanks. I tried it and I think I will use that one. From my perspective the big difference between the two is non-Apple one leaves room for a window manager, but with the Apple one you don't need a window manager.
...it fixed lots of problems I was having with x11 before...I'll try to compile gridflow and see if it worx on my x11 install...
I have the same problem with GF/PD on both X11's.
BTW. "make test" crashes when compiling with -O3, but I seem to be able to run a few things with jMax... benchmark.jmax says it takes 26 ms to compute contrast/brightness on a 256*256 image. (a G3 laptop)
it may be a problem with the fact that pd runs in tcl/tk in using the aqua window manager, and may not play fair at having windows open in both aqua and x11...
Excuse me? How is this possible? The Tcl/Tk part is running in the "pd-gui" process, while the X11 part is run in the "pd" process.
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
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