On Fri, 27 Oct 2006, Fanouris Moraitis wrote:
I even have a hello from ruby_stack_end_hack :-)
That's what's required for GridFlow to support Ruby 1.8 again. That's because I'd rather not use Ruby 1.9 anymore. That said, I'm going to migrate GridFlow to a programming language less troublesome than Ruby, very soon.
Why it says that uses ruby 1.8.2 if when I do ruby -v I get ruby 1.8.4 ?
Might be a problem with OSX or FINK or a conflict between the two. Do you have two libruby.dylib installed at once?
can't load: No such file to load -- gridflow/base/main.rb backtrace: (eval):1:in `require' (eval):1 (eval):1
the gridflow folder should not be in your -path directly; the folder containing the gridflow should be. The folder should be really named "gridflow" without a version number. If you want to keep that name you might add an alias, from finder or with the command:
cd /Users/fan ln -s gridflow-0.8.4 gridflowUnfortunately, some error messages like this appear only in the terminal. I don't think that GDB is required in order to see those error messages, just a terminal.
also I wanted to ask that now that I did ./configure --no-gem08 --no-gem09 does this mean that I cannot use gridflow with gem?
Yes, because --no-gem* had to be done because GridFlow cannot access GEM's linker-symbols at load time. It needs that to be able to create a [#import_pix] or [#export_pix] or anything that can go in a GEM chain. You can't get it on OSX, because PureData loads externals using the private linker-symbols feature. To enable GEM support in GridFlow, you have to modify and recompile PureData. (This doesn't happen on Linux)
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