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On 2011-09-27 21:37, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>
>> and possibly 0.41
>> this is not a big problem for PdX, where you ensure that the pd binary
>> is accompanied by "matching" externals, but it is a problem if you
>> distribute binary builds of the external.
> 
> This can easily support any Pd version with an #ifdef, I'll add that.

i'm talking about runtim compatibility, not compile time compatibility.
an #ifdef patch will most likely not going to make it before Pd-0.45

(there might be some old code in Gem that indeed uses #ifdef for these
kind of things but i want to make it fade out (unless the Pd-version
tested for has been there for a number of years)


>> - - logpost() is mainly there to post verbose information that is
>> attached
>> to an object. the Gem version is not attached to any object.
> 
> I wrote logpost() to do both.  Just set the object to NULL and it just
> posts.

i thought i did :-), but indeed this is your work.

nevertheless, verbose() offers the same functionality as logpost(NULL,)
and works with older version of pd.


sdfmt
IOhannes
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