Thanks for the advice on the setup function. I spent a few hours debugging and
seemed to have fixed the problem. Though it is still mysterious to me why the
memory corruption was happening the way it did, I traced it down to how I had
declared my C++ object. Initially, I had declared my objec
Oops, it seems the pd-double genie popped out of it's bottle. I'm
sorry to say, but there is no such list of libraries to use with
pd-double. There's a lot of issues with this project:
1 - pd-double currently lives as an unmaintained fork of vanilla pd 0.43
2 - pd-double works for OSX and Linux b
Thanks, a local install in a directory out of the path works well.
Joël
Le samedi 01 mars 2014 à 13:59 +0100, katja a écrit :
> Never tried a program suffix, at may not work at all but anyway
> pd-double will only start when it is installed. A local install using
> configure time prefix option is
Hello Katja,
I just try pd-double, and I have to say it is very nice to play long
soundfile with [soundfiler] :)
Where can i find list of libraries that use double float that i can use
with pd-double ?
++
Jack
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Never tried a program suffix, at may not work at all but anyway
pd-double will only start when it is installed. A local install using
configure time prefix option is much recommended, see INSTALL.txt. By
the way note that pd-double is based on pd 0.43 (vanilla) and
unmaintained.
Katja
On Sat, Mar
Hello,
I try to build pd-double with a configure time program-suffix option:
./configure --enable-jack --enable-double-precision
--program-suffix=-double
Builds ok but doesn't run :
$ pd-double
priority 6 scheduling enabled.
priority 8 scheduling enabled.
sh: 1: /usr/local/lib/pd/bin/pd-watch
