Hi all,
I've developed an application for PD and I want to be able to package the whole thing as an installer, so that non-PD people (like my boss) can try out the patch straight out of the box. The only problem I have is that the .pdrc file seems not to have any effect on pd 0.39 in osx, i.e. the libraries are not loaded at startup. Is there another way to include the information on which libraries to load etc as a file, so that paths are configured by default? We all have os 10.3.9 here, so Hans' installer doesn't work, and I have custom externals (which I will release to cvs soon ;-)
Best, Ed
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Hallo, Ed Kelly hat gesagt: // Ed Kelly wrote:
I've developed an application for PD and I want to be able to package the whole thing as an installer, so that non-PD people (like my boss) can try out the patch straight out of the box.
I'm don't run OS-X, so read with care.
Generally you can run Pd from any directory you want, you don't need to "install" it. So if you want to have a one-click abstraction launcher, I would just compile Pd, copy all externals and abstractions to the "extra" directory in the source tree, remove "src" and create a script (.sh or .bat) to launch Pd with appropriate command line options like:
#!/bin/sh ./bin/pd -path ./extra -lib SomeLib myabstraction.pd
or similar. Probably OS-X will offer some conventience tricks to make that even more user friendly, but this way will in principle work everywhere, and it's very easy to set up.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
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