geiger:
ggee once worked, you have to be sure to use the "gnu make", and then .... well, it's a long time ago that it really did work.
I don't have acess to an SGI anymore.
we got GNU make for Irix at http://freeware.sgi.com/ , will pot around later to see if we -really- are using it. I run pd on debian and rh7, but our (uea music dep) sgi wishes it could work as a communal performance instrument.
IOhannes:
Will the new release of zexy include sgi makefile (please please)?
i will go and have a try, but maybe i won't get it to work (at least, that's the result of my last try for zexy-0.3 or so,
thank you. were you trying on irix 6.5 or earlier? some lib issues in 6.2 were (apparently) repaired by 6.5.
but i couldn't compile any of the externals (provided with pd) then; i do not think, the situation has improved much)
Do you mean paf~ pique~ bonk~ fiddle~? we're managing to run those as unpacked by the dist (patch 6 irix)
Thank you both for comments/help.
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to see if we -really- are using it. I run pd on debian and rh7, but our (uea music dep) sgi wishes it could work as a communal performance instrument.
how comes ? now that pc's are that fast, who wants to use a sgi-computer (appart from historical reasons, which should not bother us with pd (but with ispw-max...)). but maybe this is religious
IOhannes:
Will the new release of zexy include sgi makefile (please please)?
i will go and have a try, but maybe i won't get it to work (at least, that's the result of my last try for zexy-0.3 or so,
thank you. were you trying on irix 6.5 or earlier? some lib issues in 6.2 were (apparently) repaired by 6.5.
sorry; i do not remember the version.
but i couldn't compile any of the externals (provided with pd) then; i do not think, the situation has improved much)
Do you mean paf~ pique~ bonk~ fiddle~? we're managing to run those as unpacked by the dist (patch 6 irix)
exactly. my intention was not to make these externals run, but to compile them (to see, how to edit the zexy-makefile)
mfg.jr.yxc IOhannes
I read:
to see if we -really- are using it. I run pd on debian and rh7, but our (uea music dep) sgi wishes it could work as a communal performance instrument.
how comes ? now that pc's are that fast, who wants to use a sgi-computer (appart from historical reasons, which should not bother us with pd (but with ispw-max...)). but maybe this is religious
not only religious, the fact that the bus architecture in contemporary sgi machines (and native opengl) makes gem significantly more fun to use ...
just my 0.02$
atb
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CK wrote:
I read:
how comes ? now that pc's are that fast, who wants to use a sgi-computer (appart from historical reasons, which should not bother us with pd (but with ispw-max...)). but maybe this is religious
not only religious, the fact that the bus architecture in contemporary sgi machines (and native opengl) makes gem significantly more fun to use ...
this sounds interesting, since using gem with my nvidia-geforce-hw-accelerated openGl (but of course not "native" in sgi ways) is very much fun too. where do you get real improvements ? moving/texturing/blabla a LOT of objects costs me almost no cpu-time - at least with my geforce256; i made not so good experiences with the newer geforce2. maybe the antialiasing could be done a little better, but that's the only thing i can think of (but then, i am not that grafix-expert)
mfg.cdsa.il IOhannes
to see if we -really- are using it. I run pd on debian and rh7, but our
(uea
music dep) sgi wishes it could work as a communal performance instrument.
how comes ? now that pc's are that fast, who wants to use a sgi-computer (appart from historical reasons, which should not bother us with pd (but with ispw-max...)). but maybe this is religious (Zmoelnig)
not me, you can believe that....have been asking for linux-pc for 2 years, but population is mac-based.
exactly. my intention was not to make these externals run, but to compile them (to see, how to edit the zexy-makefile)
ah. 'course.