Hello all,
This is my first post here, so first of all I want to thank all of puredata staff and community around the world for your great work and all energy you spend for this project ! Also, I want to excuse me for the bad english…
I’m trying to install two versions of puredata in the same Windows machine : 32 and 64 bits. This because I’m working with hidin and I don’t find a 64 bits version of hidin for win.
When I set preferences for installing 64 bit libraries in (deken) pd 64 then the preferences of pd 32 bits change in the same way… so I think that preference are stored in the same folder for two different installation… is that right ?
How can I say to puredata 64 bits to get different preferences that puredata 32 bits ?
Thanks for all,
Javier Contreras
Am 22. November 2019 10:21:05 MEZ schrieb javier contreras javier.contreras.barria@gmail.com:
When I set preferences for installing 64 bit libraries in (deken) pd 64 then the preferences of pd 32 bits change in the same way… so I think that preference are stored in the same folder for two different installation… is that right ?
yes. this used to be ok for different releases, but is somewhat a problem with 32bit vs 64bit.
How can I say to puredata 64 bits to get different preferences that puredata 32 bits ?
the only option so far is to use some (batch) script to start one of the two instamces with "-noprefs -preferences /path/to/pdsettings" (im on a mobile phone right now and cannot check the exact flagnames so consult "-help")
mfg.hft.fsl IOhannes
Ok, Thanks IOhannes,
Javier
Le ven. 22 nov. 2019 à 16:49, IOhannes m zmölnig zmoelnig@iem.at a écrit :
Am 22. November 2019 10:21:05 MEZ schrieb javier contreras < javier.contreras.barria@gmail.com>:
When I set preferences for installing 64 bit libraries in (deken) pd 64 then the preferences of pd 32 bits change in the same way… so I think that preference are stored in the same folder for two different installation… is that right ?
yes. this used to be ok for different releases, but is somewhat a problem with 32bit vs 64bit.
How can I say to puredata 64 bits to get different preferences that puredata 32 bits ?
the only option so far is to use some (batch) script to start one of the two instamces with "-noprefs -preferences /path/to/pdsettings" (im on a mobile phone right now and cannot check the exact flagnames so consult "-help")
mfg.hft.fsl IOhannes