Alexandre Quessy wrote:
Hi,
I join an old draft patch using my draft [pcre] external. Stands for
perl-compatible regular expressions which are must robust. It can be
found in cvs :: externals/aalex/pcre.c
just out of curiosity: how do these differ from the regular expressions
handled by
2007/4/25, Kyle Klipowicz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just a quick additional comment: aubio requires some other libraries.
Mainly, fftw, libsamplerate, and libsndfile1. So be sure to compile
these libraries first!
Glad that you say it: do you know where to put these, where I get these,...
I really
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
How can I use that library under osx. do I have to compile something? I
found that c code in the package, but have no idea how to deal with
it??? thnx,
You need to install pyODE. If you start python and can do a import
ode
Hi,
regex uses POSIX regex. pcre uses Perl-like regex, which are more
powerful, but non-standard, I think. PCRE might be slower though.
a
2007/4/26, IOhannes m zmoelnig [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Alexandre Quessy wrote:
Hi,
I join an old draft patch using my draft [pcre] external. Stands for
On 26 Apr 2007, at 6:23 AM, Kyle Klipowicz wrote:
It's really pretty straightforward to do, even though it's annoying to
have to load another program.
if you really want to avoid having to open Jack each time, you can
use Autostart JackOSX from www.jackosx.com - the JackOSX manual at
that
Yep, you may add jackd to your startup services quite easily
(depending on your distro/platform), no need to launch via
an application front.
It's a shame ALSA has become a bit ragged and neglected
in recent times, I'm sure it will continue to mature
and integrate with other audio layers, but
Hallo,
ronny vanden bempt hat gesagt: // ronny vanden bempt wrote:
Yes, I already did. But that is just a low level onset detector. I need the
beat matching level after this onset detector, to result in a high level bpm
value.
[beat] from maxlib would be a quick beat tracker. You could use
Not sure with Windows. On OS X and GNU/Linux, these things usually
install to /usr/local/lib.
I think you can just compile the library's and put them in your
environment path, but I've been having some trouble lately with
pkg-config on my attempt at this external.
~Kyle
On 4/26/07, ronny vanden
On Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 08:14:16PM +0100, Richard Bowers wrote:
Great stuff, Paul. I shall enjoy reading this.
A minor note: you reference Roads on page 20:- Chapter 7 should read
Part 7 (which comprises chapter 23). Sorry to be a bore ;)
Thanks Richard. I applied the fix and will update the
Hallo,
Kevin McCoy hat gesagt: // Kevin McCoy wrote:
Thanks for the info Derek, I have been getting mad crazy errors with
ALSA and now I know to use Jack. Is ALSA really in that rough of
shape?? It's always been a pain for me since I run PPC hardware
which is very, very poorly supported by
Hallo,
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
When you start Pd with -oss it will just use ALSA's OSS emulation
(and you will use some of the more advanced features, ALSA has to
offer).
I meant to write and you will *lose* some of the more advanced
features.
Ciao
--
Frank
Hello Hans and list,
we're in the workshop with Sukandar in Berlin, and something strange just
happened. My arduino isn't the newest, it has with the ATMEGA8 chip (the
one we got in Zürich some time ago). I've put the latest firmata into it,
and the analogue stuff worked quite well.
While
I think it's best put as PCRE *can* be slower, take care
with non-greedy matches and captures in Perl type regex.
For chords I guess you want the first good match anyway,
although that's an assumption.
On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 08:01:32 -0400
Alexandre Quessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
regex uses
Hi,
I'd like to use the print function in Pd, in a batch process
to create postscript files of an entire directory of patches.
I imagined a FUDI solution from a Bash script something like
pd -nogui . start a pd instance
for i in *.pd
pdsend pd open $i
pdsend pd print $i.ps
...etc
Hi list,
The subject of my email is quite self-explanatory isnt'it ? (-:
On my machine (pd-0.40-2, linux, GEM 0.90), pix_info needs a currently
rendering gemwin to output its infos... Is it normal ? Can it be overcome ?
Thanks,
Be well,
Jé
___
Ok, pdp and pidip should now include quicktime support, if anyone
wants to test:
http://autobuild.puredata.info/auto-build/2007-04-26/
libavcodec hasn't been working, so it might not be able to do much yet.
.hc
On Apr 23, 2007, at 6:42 AM, Tim Boykett wrote:
The QaD method (creating pdp
On Apr 26, 2007, at 9:45 AM, João Miguel Pais wrote:
Hello Hans and list,
we're in the workshop with Sukandar in Berlin, and something
strange just
happened. My arduino isn't the newest, it has with the ATMEGA8 chip
(the
one we got in Zürich some time ago). I've put the latest firmata
I've been thinking that it would be very handy to be able to get the
complete contents of the Pd window in Pd space. Then you could parse
the error messages in Pd space and have your program respond. I
tried for a little bit to code it, but it was not as easily as it
seemed at first
I haven't worked much with 0.41.x or 0.40.x yet, so I don't really
know the issues. I do know that Pd-extended 0.40.x builds since it's
in the auto-build page.
.hc
On Apr 22, 2007, at 5:49 AM, federico wrote:
latest version is pd-0.40-2.src.tar.gz :d
anyway, if you want to build that
Hmm, so now I got libquicktime updated to 0.9.10 and the quicktime
error went away, but now I get this:
/Applications/Pd-0.39.2-extended-rc2.app/Contents/Resources/
Scripts/../extra/pidip.pd_darwin: dlopen(/Applications/Pd-0.39.2-
Ok, I don't think there was any confusion. But any testing you are
willing to do would make the Pd-extended release that much better, so
you won't have to compile from scratch in the future :)
.hc
On Apr 26, 2007, at 8:23 PM, Kevin McCoy wrote:
Hans, Marius,
Sorry, all I wanted to
Adding -ltheora got me past that hurdle, but now I get this:
/Users/pd/auto-build/pd-extended-release/packages/darwin_app/build/
Pd-0.39.2-extended-rc2.app/Contents/Resources/extra/pidip.pd_darwin:
dlopen(/Users/pd/auto-build/pd-extended-release/packages/darwin_app/
Hans, Marius,
Sorry, all I wanted to say was that it wasn't working in the extended builds
at that point and hadn't been for a long time. Recompiling PDP on my own
did it for me. Apologies for any confusion :) My libquicktime came from
Debian's package.
Kevin
On 4/26/07, Hans-Christoph
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
On Apr 26, 2007, at 9:45 AM, João Miguel Pais wrote:
Hello Hans and list,
we're in the workshop with Sukandar in Berlin, and something
strange just
happened. My arduino isn't the newest, it has with the ATMEGA8 chip
(the
one we got in Zürich some time
hi,
I tried pdp_qt, but had no luck yet. on pd-40.2 no libraries were
loaded, have to test why, and on 0.39.2-rc2 I get this error messages
with all my files
pdp_qt: opening /Users/marius/Desktop/test1.mov
pdp_qt: video stream found (720x480 pixels, 30 fps, 567 frames, jpeg codec)
pdp_qt:
Hi Alejo,
On Wed, Apr 25, 2007 at 12:04:01AM +0200, alejo d wrote:
On 4/3/07, Chris McCormick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So great that you are porting to gumstix - let us know how it runs.
so following your directions chris, patching the Makefile along with
compiling using:
i ended up with
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