Hi,
this looks like a great library, with stuff I am missing all the time for doing sound synthesis. So I'd be very excited to see a Linux port of these as well. However, I can think of several Linux coders who wouldn't be too happy about needing Shockwave (which doesn't exist for Linux!) to download your objects. Perhaps you could check them into the CVS or provide a normal FTP/HTTP/HTML way to get the sources?
thx + best, derek
m.weiss wrote:
salut new version of sIgpAck library a:: to avoid nameclashin objects are renamed with the prefix "sp." b:: new objects sp.diode~ diode rectifier network sp.freqshift~ frequency shifter sp.round~ simple rounder sp.sieve~ simple sample sifter for win32 only download at http://www.weiss-archiv.de maybe someone can port this to linux ill post it on my site gruss m.weiss
derek holzer schrieb:
Hi,
this looks like a great library, with stuff I am missing all the time for doing sound synthesis. So I'd be very excited to see a Linux port of these as well. However, I can think of several Linux coders who wouldn't be too happy about needing Shockwave (which doesn't exist for Linux!) to download your objects. Perhaps you could check them into the CVS or provide a normal FTP/HTTP/HTML way to get the sources?
thx + best, derek
m.weiss wrote:
salut new version of sIgpAck library a:: to avoid nameclashin objects are renamed with the prefix "sp." b:: new objects sp.diode~ diode rectifier network sp.freqshift~ frequency shifter sp.round~ simple rounder sp.sieve~ simple sample sifter for win32 only download at http://www.weiss-archiv.de maybe someone can port this to linux ill post it on my site gruss m.weiss
salut never thought about that linuxusers cant use shockwave anyway im planing to make a html website since a few days but this needs some time i havent at the moment so heres a quick link http://www.weiss-archiv.de/ext/sIgpAck0.03.ZIP hope this works maybe it should be in CVS gruss m.weiss
Hallo, m.weiss hat gesagt: // m.weiss wrote:
never thought about that linuxusers cant use shockwave anyway im planing to make a html website since a few days but this needs some time i havent at the moment so heres a quick link http://www.weiss-archiv.de/ext/sIgpAck0.03.ZIP
It compiles fine as single externals using attached makefile to be put in "source", however Pd doesn't load it because it cannot find the "_setup"-functions:
load_object: Symbol "sp.chop_tilde_setup" not found
sp.chop~
... couldn't create
There must be a simple fix for this, can anyone tell me? (I would prefer not to build this as a library...)
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
Frank Barknecht wrote:
load_object: Symbol "sp.chop_tilde_setup" not found sp.chop~
... couldn't createThere must be a simple fix for this, can anyone tell me? (I would prefer not to build this as a library...)
use pd-0.40 and the hex-based version of the classloader to load an alternative setup-function.
mfg.asdr IOhannes
On Jan 6, 2006, at 3:55 PM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo, m.weiss hat gesagt: // m.weiss wrote:
never thought about that linuxusers cant use shockwave anyway im planing to make a html website since a few days but this needs some time i havent at the moment so heres a quick link http://www.weiss-archiv.de/ext/sIgpAck0.03.ZIP
It compiles fine as single externals using attached makefile to be put
in "source", however Pd doesn't load it because it cannot find the "_setup"-functions:load_object: Symbol "sp.chop_tilde_setup" not found sp.chop~ ... couldn't create
There must be a simple fix for this, can anyone tell me? (I would
prefer not to build this as a library...)
Remove the "sp." from the filenames.
Instead of using a prefix, it would make more sense to have all of
these objects compiled as individual files and put in a "sigpack"
directory (aka libdir). They look to be straightforward C objects, so
I could drop them into the Pd-extended build system and have them
working on all three platforms with 10-15 minutes of work. The only
change that I can see is "#ifdef NT" to "#ifdef _MSC_VER" since those
pragmas are only for MSVC.
What's the license that these are released with? If its a free license
(BSD or GPL would be best since that's what everything else uses), I'd
be happy to import the source into CVS add it to the build system.
.hc
"[W]e have invented the technology to eliminate scarcity, but we are
deliberately throwing it away to benefit those who profit from
scarcity."
-John Gilmore
Hallo, Hans-Christoph Steiner hat gesagt: // Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Remove the "sp." from the filenames.
Well, that's not my decision. So it seems, using a "." to seperate prefixes from names doesn't work with older Pd's unless it's just an alternate name (created with class_addcreator), right?
So the other easy fix would be to use "sp_" instead of "sp."
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__