On 1/13/26 16:35, IOhannes m zmoelnig via Pd-list wrote:
there seems to be some problem with printing numbers.e.g. [noise~]->[env~]->[print] shows weird numbers, like "0+.3345" or "/4.909"
mistral.ai says that this is a "well known bug" on IRIX, and gives a couple of suggestions on how to fix it (none of which work of course; the time has yet to come when an LLM will give me a code suggestions that actually works).
i can reproduce the problem with this trivial program:
```C
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int i;
for(i=30; i<=40; i++) {
double f=(double)i;
printf("%d\t%f\t%.1f\n", i, f, f);
}
return 1;
}
```
i thought that the problem might be related to using gcc, but apparently
the issue persists when compiling with 'CC' (provided by MIPSpro; for
unknown reasons this compiler appears to work, unlike the 'cc' (lower
case) variant).
I'm currently trying to fix the MIPSpro installation, but i just noticed that even the software manager (swmgr) shows the same broken numbers, so I guess the problem lies deeper.
anyhow, on the plus side: i managed to fix the "expr" compilation; so now Pd-0.56-2 should be "feature complete", barring the audio/MIDI system which is still untested.
while you are trying to fix the networking issue, you could test whether audio is working with a simple [osc~ 440]->[dac~] patch running without a GUI...
gfasmnrd IOhannes -- please do not CC me for list-emails
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