Thanks for your help!
I managed to compile Gem 0.92-3 and Gem 0.93-3 using autoconf
and I figured I might as well go with 0.93-3.
I'm using PD-extended 0.42.5 and I found GEM 0.92-3 in the Package
Contents, where I deleted it.
I downloaded a Gem 0.93-3 binary and placed it in /Library/Pd/Gem
together with pix_drum pix_fiducial pix_mano
This combination seems to work fine
when starting PD extended it loads Gem 0.93.3 compiled Nov 10 2011
Now compilation from the sources, after the following configure line:
./configure --with-pd=/Users/maki/Development/pure-data/src
--with-extension=d_fat --enable-fat-binary=i386
and make
I found the following
gem_filmDarwin.so
gem_filmQT.so
gem_imageQT.so
gem_imageSGI.so
gem_recordQT.so
gem_videoDarwin.so
Gem.d_fat
If I compare it with what I see in /Library/Pd/Gem I figured that I
don't have have some of the so files and I also miss the
Gem.pd_Darwin
I thought I could just take Gem.d_fat and the so files and place it in
/Library/Pd/Gem
which I did, PD-extended starts but shows compiled Nov 10 2011
Everything seems to work, but I figured it uses the Gem.pd_Darwin
universal binary.
So I tried this configuer line:
./configure --with-pd=/Users/maki/Development/pure-data/src
--enable-fat-binary=i386
the output from configure tells me that the target is now Gem.pd_darwin
After make, when I copy the Gem.pd_Darwin into /Library/Pd/Gem
PD can't load it and says Symbol not found : _sys_close expected in flat
namespace
I also have some class files that I've added to the sources but they
seem not to get compiled. (That's the reason why I need to compile Gem)
I can't find the corresponding object files.
Any help, i.e do I need on OSX 10.6.8 Gem.pd_Darwin or Gem.d_fat and
what would be the correct configure option and how do I include my own
class files much appreciated,
Florian
On 1/31/12 3:52 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
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On 2012-01-31 01:28, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
You need to point it to your Pd headers
./configure --with-pd=/path/to/pure-data.git
hmm, but my pure-data.git/ directory usually looks like:
<snip>
$ ls
branches
config
description
HEAD
hooks
info
objects
refs
</snip>
i'd use something like
$ ./configure --with-pd=/path/to/pure-data
:-)
anyhow, it seems that florian is trying to build using the xcode project:
- - please be aware that these projects have not been updated for _ages_
- - autoconf/configure (as hans pointed out) is the currently used build
environment
- - max (or one of his students) claimed that they had updated the xcode
project for the git snapshot, but they never sent me any diffs (or they
got lost)
regarding FTGL:
$ configure should find automatically, that you don't have FTGL
installed and disable it for you.
finally:
your subject mentions "Gem-0.93.3" and "OSX-10.6" in one line.
the _only_ way to make this work is by forcing the build to be i386 only.
look at the configure flags (./configure --help), there should be (oh,
0.92 is a _long_ time ago) a flag that allows you to set the
architecture/fatness of the built dll.
something like: "--enable-fat-binary=i386" should do the trick.
if it does not, you might have to add "-arch i386" to the CXXFLAGS and
LDFLAGS manually (and make sure that there are no "-arch x86_64" anywhere.
fgamsdr
IOhannes
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