I am looking for the following binaries (already compiled) for OsX, which
seem to be hard to find:
maxlib (scale)
iemlib (gate)
zexy less than 2.0 (matrix, matrix~, makesymbol, packel)
motex (shuffle, polygate~)
ggee (serialize)
I am sending these files for a friend which is going to install pd on his
OsX, but who doesn't have much experience with pd. Are these files
included in the pd-extended package? (I always made my installs from the
official package)
Thanks,
Pais
I think all of that should be included in the extended builds.
serialize has been replaced by comport.
.hc
On Nov 14, 2005, at 6:17 PM, João Miguel Pais wrote:
I am looking for the following binaries (already compiled) for OsX,
which seem to be hard to find:
maxlib (scale)
iemlib (gate)
zexy less than 2.0 (matrix, matrix~, makesymbol, packel)
motex (shuffle, polygate~)
ggee (serialize)
I am sending these files for a friend which is going to install pd on
his OsX, but who doesn't have much experience with pd. Are these files
included in the pd-extended package? (I always made my installs from
the official package)Thanks,
Pais
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I think all of that should be included in the extended builds.
serialize has been replaced by comport.
iirc, [serialize] was rather something like [repack 1] from zexy (to be precise, [repack 1] is a clone of [serialize], but [repack] offers extended functionality); so [serialize] has nothing to do with the serial port but rather with a stream of atoms as opposed to a list of atoms.
.hc
On Nov 14, 2005, at 6:17 PM, João Miguel Pais wrote:
I am looking for the following binaries (already compiled) for OsX,
which seem to be hard to find:
maxlib (scale)
iemlib (gate)
why not make your own [gate]? for an abstraction you need 2 [inlet]s, 1 [outlet] and 1 [spigot]. [spigot] in pd-0.39 takes a creation argument to set the initial state of the object (if this is, why you use [gate]); if you _must_ use pd<0.39 you can always use a [loadbang] to initialize the [spigot].
- zexy less than 2.0 (matrix, matrix~, makesymbol, packel)
[makesymbol] and [packel] are fine in zexy>=2.0. [packel] can now be done with plain pd-objects (see frank's collection of list-objects)
[matrix] and [matrix~] are now in iemmatrix, which i recommend instead of sticking to old versions of zexy. [matrix~] in iemmatrix (which btw is now called [mtx_*~] and has slightly different behaviour; but you can still use the name [matrix~] and get the old behaviour) should be faster than the original version.
mfg.asd.r IOhannes
iirc, [serialize] was rather something like [repack 1] from zexy (to be
precise, [repack 1] is a clone of [serialize], but [repack] offers
extended functionality);
thanks, I'll look into it.
why not make your own [gate]? for an abstraction you need 2 [inlet]s, 1
[outlet] and 1 [spigot]. [spigot] in pd-0.39 takes a creation argument to set the initial state
of the object (if this is, why you use [gate]); if you _must_ use
pd<0.39 you can always use a [loadbang] to initialize the [spigot].
The problem is that the patch was made last summer, and there isn't much
time now, so I thought it would be a bit risky to complicate it even more.
I'll try it.
[makesymbol] and [packel] are fine in zexy>=2.0. [packel] can now be done with plain pd-objects (see frank's collection
of list-objects)[matrix] and [matrix~] are now in iemmatrix, which i recommend instead
of sticking to old versions of zexy. [matrix~] in iemmatrix (which btw
is now called [mtx_*~] and has slightly different behaviour; but you can
still use the name [matrix~] and get the old behaviour) should be faster
than the original version.
ok. I didn't evolved to zexy 2, but wanted to. As said before, it is a
time problem, and also that I am sending the patch to someone who can't
work with it, so it has to really work with no problems. And now is a bit
risky to start changing things around.
greetings,
Joao
I think all of that should be included in the extended builds.
serialize has been replaced by comport.
I am trying to help a friend at a distance (6000Km) to make a patch work.
He's on a mac mini with osX.3 (I think). He just got pd working with
miller's last build.
I pointed him to the links by Johannes,
http://www.mild.ch/~pd/netpd/extra/, where several .pd_darwin files are.
Can someone tell me where they should be installed? I'm a windows user,
and never worked with pd on a mac.
He also tried before to install the extended version in sourceforge -
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=55736 - , but it
didn't worked. I can't also say to him if it is an extension to pd, or if
pd is included in it. Should it work now, that a version of pd is already
working?
thanks,
Joao
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On Nov 17, 2005, at 6:14 PM, João Miguel Pais wrote:
I think all of that should be included in the extended builds.
serialize has been replaced by comport.I am trying to help a friend at a distance (6000Km) to make a patch
work. He's on a mac mini with osX.3 (I think). He just got pd working
with miller's last build. I pointed him to the links by Johannes,
http://www.mild.ch/~pd/netpd/extra/, where several .pd_darwin files
are. Can someone tell me where they should be installed? I'm a windows
user, and never worked with pd on a mac.
Have you tried Pd-0.38.4-extendedRC2.app here:
http://at.or.at/hans/pd/installers.html ? It has all of those already
included as individual objects so that you don't need to load any libs.
If you want to install those libs, right-click on the Pd.app, select
Show Package Contents. It'll open a window, and in there, browse to
Resources/extra. That's where you put the libs.
He also tried before to install the extended version in sourceforge -
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=55736 - , but it
didn't worked. I can't also say to him if it is an extension to pd, or
if pd is included in it. Should it work now, that a version of pd is
already working?
That one is pretty old. I am currently redoing the whole build system,
so once I get a stable release from that, it'll be posted on the
SourceForge page.
.hc
thanks,
Joao
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