Firstly I am a newbie, afterwhile of sighing and hoping to simply get it, i sat down and started to learn the code. My question is, might pd run on a linux based handheld with built in audio?
Also the quattro runs perfectly with pd, no problems recognizing it or audio quality. I have a dual p-3 750mhz computer running win2k 2with 512mb of RAM.
Thanks, Todd
Firstly I am a newbie, afterwhile of sighing and hoping to simply get it, i sat down and started to learn the code. My question is, might pd run on a linux based handheld with built in audio?
I think the problem with handhelds (as well as many embedded systems) is missing floating point support.
I have been working a bit on a version for iPaq/Linux, which basically runs (with limited features though). It is a spawn off from pd, because every single signal object I used has been ported to integer calculation, even the engine itself, ... I left the message passing in floating point,... Realtime operation isn really good, I have to figure out if I can improve that.
What system are you working on ? It would be great if someone could help me with this effort.
Guenter
On 13 Mar 2002, Todd N. Goodenow wrote:
Firstly I am a newbie, afterwhile of sighing and hoping to simply get it, i sat down and started to learn the code. My question is, might pd run on a linux based handheld with built in audio?
Also the quattro runs perfectly with pd, no problems recognizing it or audio quality. I have a dual p-3 750mhz computer running win2k 2with 512mb of RAM.
Thanks, Todd
Firstly I am a newbie, afterwhile of sighing and hoping to simply get it, i sat down and started to learn the code. My question is, might pd run on a linux based handheld with built in audio?
I think that the new Sharp Zaurus would make an interesting target PDA platform. The processor is a strongarm 233mhz, its got plenty of RAM and it runs linux. Also has built in audio. I asked about its audio capability on the developer's group. Apparently it can run in full duplex w/ one channel in and one channel out, or out-only w/ two channels out. I've no idea what the S/N ratio would be or the minimum latency, its probably be not-so-good-but-okay.
andy
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