Hi Mike! i think you could try "connect 10.0.0.255 8001" to netsend. Otherwise you could use the object [netserver] by Olaf Matthes / akustische-kunst.org
ciao ciao Asli
i think you could try "connect 10.0.0.255 8001" to netsend. Otherwise you could use the object [netserver] by Olaf Matthes / akustische-kunst.org
10.0.0.255 didn't work either... I'm pretty sure that 10.255.255.255 is the proper broadcast ip. If I ping from a shell on that ip, I get responses from all my machines. It's just that the [netsend] object is not working properly.
I will try the [netserver] object.
I've looked briefly for Olaf's [netserver] object, and I could only find a version for Irix, as part of the maxlib library. Does anyone know where I can find a linux version... preferrably without the rest of maxlib?
Thanks, Mike
I tried to build Olaf's [netserver] in linux, but I get a whole bnch of errors when it gets to the m_imp.h
This is probably because it's an irix version... and possibly because it was built against pd 0.36 wheras I have pd 0.38.
Does anyone have it built for linux? If so, I would really appreciate a binary.
Thanks, Mike
[netclient]/[netserver] are part of the CVS build system, so they are
easy to build from CVS. in externals/build/linux, type: make. Or the
debian pd-externals package includes them. And the MacOSX Pd.app that I
put out.
.hc
On May 7, 2005, at 4:13 PM, Mike Wozniewski wrote:
I tried to build Olaf's [netserver] in linux, but I get a whole bnch
of errors when it gets to the m_imp.hThis is probably because it's an irix version... and possibly because
it was built against pd 0.36 wheras I have pd 0.38.Does anyone have it built for linux? If so, I would really appreciate
a binary.Thanks, Mike
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