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Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 02:19:26 -0300
From: por...@gmail.com
To: mentalosmo...@yahoo.com
Subject: [PD]
Jaime Oliver wrote:
any suggestions?
I am running gem-0.91-3 and pd-0.42-3 on x86_64 with fc11.
oh, this surely has been mentioned on this thread before:
- gem-0.91 and earlier do not have libv4l support and never will. if you
want build-in libv4l support you have to
+ install libv43
just for your interest
Same on windose vista with 0.41.4-extended and 0.40.3-extended
der.brandt
Same here on Ubuntu 9.04, Pd version 0.41.4-extended.
Sending [123( to [makefilename %c] freeze Pd.
++
Jack
Le vendredi 10 juillet 2009 à 11:21 +0200, Lorenzo a écrit :
if I try to
Dear Simon,
Thanks for your explanation.
Indeed the objects are simply behaving as if one were typing (say in a
text editor, console etc.). Right now I'm on Windows and the behaviour
is exactly the same as the Ubuntu machine.
In fact it looked so trivial I had overlooked it (I admit I was a
Hey thanks,
I missed that for some reason.
indeed it works fine with the svn version
J
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 12:13 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoel...@iem.atwrote:
Jaime Oliver wrote:
any suggestions?
I am running gem-0.91-3 and pd-0.42-3 on x86_64 with fc11.
oh, this surely has been
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hey thanks,
I missed that for some reason.
indeed it works fine with the svn version
good to hear and not shake my firm believes...
want build-in libv4l support you have to
+ install libv43
this should of course read: install libv4l
fga,sdr
IOhannes
smime.p7s
Hi. I am looking for some resources for learning C\C++ programming in a
context of DSP (I'd like to be able to write pd externals some time in the
future).
I have recently finished reading The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital
Signal Processing and I managed to go through half of the
check:
http://iem.kug.ac.at/pd/externals-HOWTO/
and also /doc/6.externs
cheers,
J
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 1:31 AM, adrian.g adria...@zoho.com wrote:
Hi. I am looking for some resources for learning C\C++ programming in a
context of DSP (I'd like to be able to write pd externals some time
Thank you for that. I was asking more about resources for learning C\C++
languages themselves keeping in mind that writing DSP externals for pd is my
end goal.
Any suggestions?
Adrian Gierakowski
On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 01:45:22 -0700 Jaime Oliver jaime.oliv...@gmail.com
wrote
For externals, you should mainly use C.
The book I used to learn C when I was student is more or less
considered as C bible.
Check a look at it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language_(book)
2009/7/13 adrian.g adria...@zoho.com:
Thank you for that. I was asking more about
David Doukhan wrote:
For externals, you should mainly use C.
for externals you should of course use the language that you are most
fluent in.
Pd is written in C, so C is the most natural choice from Pd's pov, but
probably not yours.
you can write externals in a wide number of other
There are also online wikibooks for C and C++
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C_Programming
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C++_Programming/TOC2
alvaro
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On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 12:04 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoel...@iem.atwrote:
you can write externals in a wide number of other languages as well
(including (but not limited to) Pd (which is even more natural than C), C++,
python, lua, java, haskell and HQ9+)
Are there any links or tutorials
Hi IOhannes,
you can write externals in a wide number of other languages as well
(including (but not limited to) Pd (which is even more natural than
C), C++, python, lua, java, haskell and HQ9+)
Could you expand a little on writing externals with python please?
Thanks,
Lorenzo.
for dsp code examples:
http://www.musicdsp.org/
Cheers,
Malte
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Hello all,
I'd like to announce UnTwelve's first annual composition competition!
UnTwelve's mission is to support and encourage the performance and creation
of new microtonal musical works, specifically, music written outside the
framework of 12-tone equal temperament.
There will be a $200 cash
sORRY i just noticed all these replies!
Thank you all so much!
2009/4/10 J. Simon van der Walt tedthetrum...@gmail.com
Jamie,
Thanks, that's working now, thanks. Although I, found I had to unarchive
the
file with 'BOMArchiveHelper', 'The Unarchiver' failed... maybe I just have
too many
I am grateful for the tips. Just one question: is there any performance
penalty for externals written using C++\flext comparing to pure C?
All the best.
Adrian
On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 05:40:35 -0700 Malte Steiner stei...@block4.com
wrote
for dsp code examples:
There isn't a functional [hidio] for Windows. There is a bunch of
test sketchs. Plus it wouldn't work for mice or keyboards because
Windows blocks access to those devices with its HID API.
There is an old [hidin] for Windows that's included with Pd-extended,
but that won't get you
In case anyone is interested, you can see me representing Pd at the Art
+Code Conference that Golan Levin organized back in March:
http://vimeo.com/5479982
There were lots of other talks that were worth seeing, you can see
them in the sidebar.
.hc
The GEM crash comes from a system call to copy memory in pix_image. The
system call is not the problem and pix_image has been very thoroughly
tested. It could be hitting a memory limit for the process (4 GB!). You
are either playing 100+ soundfiles in Pd already or there is a bug in readsf
that
Hi!
I'm currenty connecting a fft-analysis and resynthesis patch with a gem
patch containing pix_sig2pix~ and pix_pix2sig~. I have to use separate
instances of pd, so some kind of table exchange has to take place
between them. my tables are 65536 samples big at the moment.
I tried netsend +
chris clepper wrote:
The GEM crash comes from a system call to copy memory in pix_image.
The system call is not the problem and pix_image has been very
thoroughly tested. It could be hitting a memory limit for the process
(4 GB!). You are either playing 100+ soundfiles in Pd already or
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