Ede Cameron wrote:
Okay after my third attempt and second complete re-install.. does
any-one have links, suggestions about installing a real time kernel.
1 are you absolutely sure you need a real-time kernel or do you just
think so, because this word keeps buzzing around? have you tried
hard off wrote:
why do tilde objects work in vanilla pd, but the zexy tilde objects are
so uncooperative?
which object gives you trouble? [noisi~], [limiter~], [dirac~]?
anyhow, zexy's objects are not uncooperative at all.
zexy is and was meant to be compiled as a multi-object library, just
hard off wrote:
oh sorry i should have been clearer. yes i was referring to ~ and ~
specifically. pd vanilla can load both the and characters, and
tilde~ characters too.but pd extended can't load them together as
part of the zexy library.
iohannes, i really appreciate all your
Roman Haefeli wrote:
(and was almost solved in Pd-vanilla - but alas! in the end it was not),
what was the reason for that?
who knows?
anyhow, i don't think it will be fixed upstream within the next years...
even while using pd-vanilla, i used to compile zexy as single-object
tim wrote:
Hi all,
I don't know if it's pd-specific or a Gdm thing...
this sounds awfully like a feature of your window manager.
if your wm supports tuning tryto do so.
else change the wm
dfgam,sdr
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hard off wrote:
ok, sorry to have caused a fuss.
last question: hypothetically, if miller was to include ~ and ~ into
vanilla, would they load properly then?
yes of course.
again: the only problem with these objects is that you cannot have files
(e.g. binary files containing the code for
PSPunch wrote:
Thanks, cyrille,
I looked up some of the objects which were new to me in order to
understand your method, and your example makes an awful lot of sense.
I will try implementing it later today.
Mean while,
you can save few cpu using gemlist_matrix and
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
On Jul 17, 2008, at 4:34 AM, hard off wrote:
ok, sorry to have caused a fuss.
last question: hypothetically, if miller was to include ~ and ~
into vanilla, would they load properly then?
i think those objects SHOULD be a part of vanilla pd anyway. in
Jack wrote:
OK, i will try 'killall pd' next time.
this is likely to _not_ help (and probably worsen things), as it does a
bad job in closing files and sockets (which is what you need here).
as root try to enable fast socket recycling with somehing like:
# echo 1
Jack wrote:
Hello Claude,
I have installed today lua with Pd on MacOSX.4.11 and all is OK (I
just change 'wget' to 'curl -O' in the 'Makefile.static' because i
use curl).
The patch 'lua-help.pd' works fine, when I click on the message [load
hello.lua(, i get from the console :
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
As a test yes, but not for the release. It's changing too fast
right now to maintain backwards compatibility,
Adding features is also changing.
are you serious about this?
fgamsdr
IOhannes
Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:
But be careful: Message Boxes dont save their state within subpatches so
they have to be in the parent patch. And actually when PD crashes a
and then be also careful with the wording:
subpatches (that's the [pd] objects!) are part of their parent
patch aand
Atte André Jensen wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to have vu show something useful, but with partial success. I
have this:
|
[snapshot~]
|
[posetive]
|
[rmstodb]
|
[- 100]
|
[s $to_vu]
[posetive] is a simple abstraction that... makes negative values
posetive (1-1, -1-1, 0-0, etc).
you
Atte André Jensen wrote:
Hi
This basically works, the upper one is receiving from the bcr and moving
the fader in pd, the lower one is updating the display on the bcr when
the knob is moved in pd.
The problem is that pd sends it's send-symbol, even if the fader is
i doubt that Pd
Enrique Erne wrote:
i did some testing with sssad-help.pd and the modified sssad.
1) inside the [sssad key] only the first (most top) instance of sssad
has the active toggle. i guess that's due to creation order.
one thing i noticed is that your version does not work on the fly,
everything
Damian Stewart wrote:
Atte André Jensen schreef:
So for sssad: You can use keys like [sssad $0-somekey] but as soon as
you save them to a file or message box, you will have something like
1026-somekey in your storage and you can only restore it if you're
lucky because 1026 doesn't equal $0.
Damian Stewart wrote:
i suppose the solution is to have a delay that takes an instance name
argument, eg [mydelay left], then use that instance name in the sssad
key, eg mydelay-$1-delaytime, which will create mydelay-left-delaytime
for [mydelay left]. but then the problem remains - if i
Oded Ben-Tal wrote:
Pd comes crushing down with a Seg fault everytime I close the gem window
(sending destroy message after I stop the rendering).
I'm running Pd0.39.3-extended-rc5
Gem 0.91-cvs
On Linux FC8 (planetCCRMA packages).
I tried to see if the simplest Gem examples seg fault on
Solen Music wrote:
okay. i found iem16 at ftp://ftp.iem.at/pub/pd/Externals/ (duh! the
giveaway was the iem bit). it seems to run okay on my windows machine.
well, like all of our open-source externals, iem16 can also be found in
the pure-data repository:
ian campbell wrote:
I am reading ascii file which is a single line of numbers delimited by
_ with [text].
How would I split it up into a series of number boxes?
mind that a numberbox is not a number.
and look at zexy's [string2list]
fgamsdr
IOhannes
potax flan wrote:
just installed debian lenny on the eeePC and gem works fine. just ran a
few basic tests but i get NO segmentation faults when destroying
gemwins. just thought i'd share this.
that's good news and thanks for sharing.
which eee do you have (not that the chipsets differ so
Luke Iannini wrote:
On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 7:49 PM, Chris McCormick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 06:34:05PM -0700, Luke Iannini wrote:
* Sends and Receives are written in camelCase, with R appended to
complementary receives (e.g. in GUIs, $0mySlider for the send and
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
It seems to me that using the canvas-local and global paths for
everything that opens a file isn't really a good idea. You never
know where a file could come from. But that is entrenched, so it is
not going anywhere.
but isn't this right now?
when a
Atte André Jensen wrote:
Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Should be in the help patch for throw~, otherwise file a bug report.
Thanks everyone for the input, I've got something to work with. I now
realize my question came out all wrong, I'm perfectly aware of the
difference between dac~ and
dynamic object creation is not yet officially supported and probably
therefore not well documented.
i like the frivolous use of yet.
But isn't that how all pd patches get loaded, sending the lines of the
pd file t pd?
well yes, but this doesn't mean much here.
someone might change the
marius schebella wrote:
I am not sure, what the stuff is that IOhannes wrote, can you give more
details? links?
as hans has said, it is in the iemguts library (externals/iem/iemguts).
the objects you seem to want are:
[propertybang] (which is like matts solution but way cooler :-) as it
Peter O'Doherty wrote:
Hi,
Will this do?
yes.
it depends on what you want.
when playing back a stereo-file with [readsf~] (NOT [readsf~ 2]), you
will only get the first channel.
if you want to hear both channels, you will have to add them manually.
fgmadsr
IOhannes
patrick wrote:
talking about it on #dataflow, patko and claudiusmaximus agree on using
udp. i will use mrpeach/net external for this.
as i haven't followed the discussion on IRC, i would be interested in
how come?
afaics, using mrpeach/net will reduce the network bandwidth eventually
at
Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
patrick hat gesagt: // patrick wrote:
talking about it on #dataflow, patko and claudiusmaximus agree on using
udp. i will use mrpeach/net external for this.
You can use UDP with netsend/netreceive as well, just give it an
argument of 1.
ah thanks frank
Iannis Zannos wrote:
Thanks for all the replies.
The svn download worked, so that is good enough for me at the moment.
But I am not sure the plain osx download is the full version that you
suggest.
i am not sure what you mean by that. the link i gave you points to the
authorative
philippe boisnard wrote:
Hello
there are many error. I tried with [OSCroute] and I have many error
to. I can't create a patch that works good.
a good start is to post these errors to the list. it's really
complicated to deduce what is going on and help you from a generic term
like there
Jamie Bullock wrote:
On Thu, 2008-08-28 at 04:09 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting hard off [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
jamie, my diy collection has no licence, no need for credit., etc.. i'm
more than happy for you to do whatever and use it.
each and every piece of software has a licence.
Miller Puckette wrote:
Another possibility would be to use command-shift-paste to paste and
immediately
go into the stick state. I think I might have to try a few different
ways to see which is most natural.
i am only glad that there are so few modifier keys on american keyboards.
just
Mirko Maier wrote:
hi list,
what is the time resolution on non-signal-domain? milliseconds or even higher?
it's milliseconds expressed in double precision floating point.
double precision is only available internally, so on the patch level you
have only single precision.
fgamsdr
IOhannes
Derek Holzer wrote:
So where does logical time come into this then? Was I mistaken? Did I
misread whichever thread it was a while ago discussing that?
logical time comes in when you try to convert from messages to the
outside world (e.g. audio signals)
whether the logical time is preserved
ydegoyon wrote:
ok, it seems to work,
here it is attached
but i cannot commit to svn ::
svn commit --username sevyves --password *** -m setting font before
drawing pdp_text.c
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: MKACTIVITY of
Charles Henry wrote:
In a way~, it's not so straightforward. Let's say the random
generators are identical and seeded by another identical random
generator with no further modifications. Then, all the other random
generators are correlated--using the same sequence, but with slightly
marius schebella wrote:
Hi Lao Yu,
you can always use the full path name. for example
C:/path_to_sound/soundfile.wav on windows or /mount/device/filename.wav
(or similar) /Volumes/external... on linux and mac.
but of course this will make your patches non-portable to different
computers
Daniel Wilcox wrote:
Can I choose the device with the alsa startup flag ala the alsamidi flag?
-alsamidi mididev 1 works, is there a -alsa dev 1 or something like it?
btw, this really reads -alsamidi -mididev 1
I'd like to be able to use a usb soundcard through alsa and choose it at
Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Martin Peach wrote:
The idea is to expand it to fit circumstances as they arise. I hadn't
really tried OSC over TCP, so I wasn't aware of this problem. I agree it
needs fixing, I'm just not sure of the best way at the moment. It could
be simpler to prefix the
Derek Holzer wrote:
In the Pure Data FLOSS Manual, there are a naming couple conventions
that I'm still uncertain about using there:
1) audio object vs [dataflow/message/non-audio/data/numeric] object
i would go for message object.
numeric is wrong most of the time, non-audio seems clumsy,
Derek Holzer wrote:
Fun! Two things:
1) I had to change three messages, adding send to the OSC strings
/note/phasor $1, /note/bass $1 and /note/osc $1 in order to get
[pack OSC] to recognize them. Are you using a different [packOSC] than I
am???
recent versions of [packOSC] allow to
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Interesting idea, ideally it would be done without adding new syntax.
Perhaps if you were able to test if an object can be instantiated, then
you could use that info to dynamically patch things depending on the setup.
i have learned the hard way that dynamic
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
apart from that it should be fairly simple to implement a query object
that asks for the existance of a certain class.
see iem/iemguts/src/classtest.c
fgmasdr
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Jacob Lee wrote:
As hinted at in an earlier email (thanks for the help!), I have a new
version of plugin~. It supports two new messages:
bind foo - listens for messages sent to foo-gain, foo-drive, etc. You
can bind sliders, sssad objects, etc. to the same names and have
everything just
Darren Landrum wrote:
Darren Landrum wrote:
/bin/sh: aclocal: not found
well, it seems like you are missing the aclocal binary.
on debian its in the automake package, on ubuntu and derivatives it
should be the same.
fganmsrd
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Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Nice work!
Go ahead and check it in, but just make sure it builds on all
platforms (i.e. watch the build logs).
at least if you are lucky enough to have your (possibly failing) code be
compiled before any other failing code.
i have 3 feature requests for the
Darren Landrum wrote:
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
well, it seems like you are missing the aclocal binary.
on debian its in the automake package, on ubuntu and derivatives it
should be the same.
Okay, that made me feel a little stupid. :-/ So, one problem solved,
now, on to another
Steffen Juul wrote:
http://vimeo.com/1643757
Blind Date, feat. Florian Hollerweger and IOhannes Zmolnig
(care to elaborate on it/the setup?)
we hope to prepare a good documentation (icnluding pete's nice video) on
the concert;
hopefully soon. i will elaborate then :-)
(though it was
Jack wrote:
Ok, i start Pd and create a new patch and now :
1) i create a subpatch : [pd compteur]
2) i create my counter with a toggle, a [metro], a [f ], a [+ 1] and 2
number box : one for the metro (time) the other for the output of [f ].
3) i close the subpatch
4) rightclick on it and i
patco wrote:
Hello here is the error message:
error: GEM: no xxf86vm-support: cannot switch to fullscreen
let me guess, we need to add -lxxf86vm to ld code line...
could someone just add this link to pd-extended build scripts?
it's simpler: someone (hans) has to install the
mbutubuntu wrote:
Hello Folks, do you know if there is an object in PD that allow to turn
on/off a subpatch??
what do you mean exactly?
have you seen [switch~]?
fgm,asdr
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Frank Barknecht wrote:
I'm just wondering, if I should just add the second inlet to
[list-drip] directly instead of using an extra object [list-dripx].
What do people think?
this makes it more compatible to zexy's [repack] so i vote for the 2nd
inlet (+argument)
(unfortunately [repack]
Damian Stewart wrote:
what's the order of execution for signal~ objects that output messages (eg
env~)?
eg:
[...~]
|
[env~]
|
[print 1]
[...~]
|
[env~]
|
[print 2]
which will get printed first?
depends on the order of execution in the signal objects.
thus it is usually
Thomas Grill wrote:
Am 25.09.2008 um 14:22 schrieb IOhannes m zmoelnig:
unless you use order-forcing.
... which i have never heard of... do you mind to elaborate?
i'm sure you did.
it's the same technique claude had in mind and which is described in
3.audio.examples/G05.execution.order.pd
Steffen Leve Poulsen wrote:
Original Meddelelse
Subject: juhu
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 16:17:50 +0200
From: Steffen Leve Poulsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PD List pd-list@iem.at
Atteched is Borax.pd
image Borax.GIF
... couldn't create
fire 128 1
... couldn't create
Mark Pasquesi wrote:
I) MAC problems (Aiii)
PDP loads and fails with the attached mixer patch.
hmm, attachment seems to be missing
anyhow, it would be interesting to know what exactly you mean by fails.
Also fails with help pix_film patch. Though at times it functions.
hmmm,
Mark Pasquesi wrote:
2) This is from the Kernel panic produced on the machine by the pix_film help
and the mixer patch
Rather strange, no?
attached are the 2 patches...
panic(cpu 1 caller 0x001A49CB): Unresolved kernel trap (CPU 1, Type 14=page
fault), registers:
[...]
is
Alex wrote:
If you use udev you can make a rule..
I have one for the CUI (create usb interface) in
/etc/udev/rules.d/10-custom.rules
BUS==usb, KERNEL==event[0-9]*, SYSFS{product}==CREATE USB
Interface, GROUP=audio, SYMLINK+=input/cui
and I am in the audio group.. I also create a
...
the other two cause failure, and function erratically - at times not at all.
thanks,
mark
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From: IOhannes m zmoelnig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PD] Gem pix and PDP failure - tatiana works with many errors.
To: Mark
palmieri, ricardo wrote:
hi david.
do you have a linux version opf you open dmx patch library?
do you have some tip to an ubuntu user?
i' ve tryed your dll, but without sucess. what version of puredata are
you using?
i have written a [dmxout] external which i used successfully for a
Roman Haefeli wrote:
hi all
is this expected behaviour due to some unexpected reason or is it simply
a bug? [route 0] seems to match all symbol type messages,
i would say this is a bug (and rather a serious one)
but not
anything nor list messages (of course: if the first element of the
John Harrison wrote:
any chance for a 64 bit hardy release?
i guess it is as simple as donating a 64bit hardy machine to the
build-farm :-)
i guess the main show-stopper is (was), that Pd itself has not become
64bit-able until Pd-0.41; since Pd-extended is only catching up with
this
Bill Gribble wrote:
Is there a way to stop an non-terminating message loop? The only way I
know is to Ctrl-C Pd (under Linux), which is not very satisfactory.
no.
once your infinite loop is running it is running.
you can add logic (before starting the loop, that is!) to exit it.
f,gasdr.
carmen r wrote:
'externals' cannot be self-sufficient since it will always depend on the
headers in 'pd'.
the existing scripts were smart enough to find m_pd.h (and the other headers)
alonside externals/, or its parent directory
see miXed/ it still works that way
the issue is you
Gunter Geiger wrote:
every version of the webpad. OpenMoko might also be interesting for
people to try. Do you have a device ?
i do have a freerunner (well, quite: it will be used for a project
within the next month, so it is not available to me; i should get it then)
and obviously i
Joseph Barrows wrote:
Hi Hans,
thanks - it does work! what had changed was that pix_texture wouldn't do
anything untill it was in a gem chain (which it didn't need in .39, but was
probably an accidental 'feature')
i would call it a bug.
all gem-objects should only do anything (graphic wise)
Hans Roels wrote:
Hello,
If you want to calculate the modulo of a negative number, you get a
different result if you use the 'mod' object or 'expr' with %.
-1 4
||
mod
|
3
-1 4
| |
expr $f1 % $f2
|
-1
I guess this is a bug in expr ?
Lao Yu wrote:
Hi,
I can't resolve this - in the example patch folder 2.control.examples
the example 10.more.messages has to the lower right a message
;
number9 $1;
9bis $2
which generates the above message when activated. the other examples
with $1 and $2 in the same patch, for
Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Bill Gribble hat gesagt: // Bill Gribble wrote:
I am doing something like this:
|loadbang|
|
|symbol $1|
|
|readfile $1 cr, rewind(
|
|textfile|
There's also an interface to set the filename later.
Use this instead:
[list append $1]
|
[select 0]
|
David F. Place wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to understand oversampling to eliminate foldover from my
patches. In the help file for block~ we read:
The block~ and switch~ objects set the block size, overlap, and
up/down-sampling ratio for the window. (The overlap and
Derek Holzer wrote:
Hi David,
try putting [samplerate~] in each subpatch or abstraction to see if the
afair, [samplerate~] will always output the _system_ samplerate (the one
locked to the soundcard); it is not affected by up/downsampling.
fmgasd
IOhannes
David F. Place wrote:
On Mon, 2008-10-20 at 15:29 +0200, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
yes, all subpatches share the same signal-properties with regard to
the
super-patch (unless further overriden of course).
So, I added [block~ 4096 1 16] to my next to top level abstraction and
now I get
Miller Puckette wrote:
One small warning - the output of samplerate~ is confusing if there is
overlap - samplerate~ output goes up by the overlap factor, which is
arguably incorrect. It needs replacing by a more comprehensive solution.
Also the default upsampling algorithm is incorrect - if
Charles Henry wrote:
only tricky part about it, is that the method to perform
interpolation/extrapolation on the zero-padded signal depends on the
upsampling ratio. A separate object would have to be passed (or
query for) the upsampling ratio.
yes, but this shouldn't be over-tricky.
So,
Ricardo Dueñas Parada wrote:
Hi everyone,
I recently got a new 64 bit machine and I want to know if there are
real advantages by installing a 64 bit OS.
All I want to do in that machine is to work with Ardour, pd, and maybe a
copule
effect-boxes for live signal processing and recording.
Charles Henry wrote:
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 2:17 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I think linear upsampling is a bit more intuitive for users than a
zero-interleaved upsampling as a default behavior. For most scenarios
I can think of involving upsampling (filtering
Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
i've built a [d-default] object which provides default arguments in case
creation arguments aren't specified. eg if you want $2 to have a default
value of 0.5, you can just say [d-default $2 0.5] - then if $2 is
specified, it will output $2 on load, otherwise
Lao Yu wrote:
Hi,
I'm still playing around with Miller-Puckette's example patches. I
changed one and a repeated addition or subtraction of 0.1 renders
numbers with 5 positions behind the comma.
I wouldn't know why that is so. Any explanation -even short- is
appreciated.
i would say
Dan Wilcox wrote:
On Wed, 2008-10-22 at 00:12 -0400, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
There is the big message to configure the audio interface, I'll bet
you could use that. Search the archives for that. It's something
like:
[pd audio 01 1 4 5 23 34 3 56 3763 2 2(
I thought the dialog
Martin . wrote:
**sorry for the multiple questions under one topic!
Is there a way to use pd/Gem without any interaction with Jack while
Jack is running? When pd goes down it takes Jack with it, even though
audio computation is not on...
if you don't need audio, then don't use it :-)
Damian Stewart wrote:
is there a pure Pd way to remove NaNs? i can't use expr with rjdj..
i thought expr is part of the RjDj distro...
but then: you can test while i cannot.
and this might be one of the later this week licensing things.
fgmasdr
IOhannes
hi ben
B. Bogart wrote:
Hey all,
I'm having more and more problems with sync in PD. By sync I mean that
parts of my patches have processing delays that mess up timing. In
general I've been using buffers and delays to keep things working.
do you mean you are using buffers and delays to
cyrille henry wrote:
hello,
thanks all for your answer.
i fact, i've got only 1 /dev/midi* device when i plug my interface.
so the problem does not really come from pd.
did anyone succesfully using multiple in / out usb/midi interface under linux
(ubuntu)?
yes i am (i think)
my
cyrille henry wrote:
hello,
IOhannes m zmoelnig a écrit :
cyrille henry wrote:
hello,
thanks all for your answer.
i fact, i've got only 1 /dev/midi* device when i plug my interface.
so the problem does not really come from pd.
did anyone succesfully using multiple in / out usb/midi
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
the latter.
starting Pd with pd -alsamidi 1,1 (apologies for the weird syntax),
should give you 2 midi-in ports and 2 midi-out ports.
you can also select alsamidi via the media-menu, and chose the number
of ports you want.
btw, i've updated the aconnectgui
cyrille henry wrote:
IOhannes m zmoelnig a écrit :
...
the latter.
starting Pd with pd -alsamidi 1,1 (apologies for the weird syntax),
should give you 2 midi-in ports and 2 midi-out ports.
-alsamidi did not work here (got same result than pd -help)
you can also select alsamidi via
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
I am trying to make a version of [line~] that gives me a line based
on the frame numbers I give it. Basically, I give it a frame counter
in the first inlet, then start frame and stop frame as arguments.
The hard part is that I want it to behave like [line]
forwind wrote:
Hi Derek,
Did you try running as sudo or root?
Of course! Just tried this and yes no clicks!!!
Before I was using qjack ctrl to control jackd. What is strange is that
when I run jackd from command line without sudo privileges there are no
clicks either !?
you can tell
cyrille henry wrote:
hello,
i'm wondering why did you sync audio on video : i think it is easier to sync
the video on the audio.
i second that.
if you have a dropout of 1ms in audio domain, this will be very noteable.
otoh, 1ms glitch in video-domain (compared to about 40ms frame-length)
is
Roman Haefeli wrote:
hm.. only now, i see that overriding built-ins seems to be intentional.
yes, this has been calimed to be a feature:
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-dev/2008-06/011846.html
i still don't believe it really is.
it might be better to add an explicit way to override
Roman Haefeli wrote:
hi all, hi IOhannes
after having installed pd 0.42.0test5, i assumed to have discovered a
behaviour change of [unpack] and [pack], until i noticed:
a) zexy comes with its own version of [pack] and [unpack].
why are they called the same? i really don't get that.
Miller Puckette wrote:
Well, what I want to be able to do is put max-compatible objects into Pd
vanilla (such as gate and scale) without breaking libraries. However, I
didn't realize there were libraries out there that named things the same as
Pd built-ins, with the intention of not ever
Mark Sexton wrote:
Hi
I need PD to make simple but accurate calculations for a sonification
project. However there seems to be a problem working accurately with floats
that have 7 or more digits in total (before or after the decimal point). PD
always seem to round the figure to 6 digits
Simon Wise wrote:
On 7 Nov 2008, at 5:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actually i have thought if pd could be ported to use double precision?
may be optionaly so if your machine is meant to be fast enough then
you
opt doubles ..
is it quite doable?
what is the new situation with 64-bit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Nov 07, 2008 at 09:45:32AM +0100, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Mark Sexton wrote:
Hi
I need PD to make simple but accurate calculations for a sonification
project. However there seems to be a problem working accurately with floats
that have 7 or more digits
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Simon Wise wrote:
On 7 Nov 2008, at 5:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actually i have thought if pd could be ported to use double precision?
may be optionaly so if your machine is meant to be fast enough then
you
opt doubles ..
is it quite doable?
what
Rich E wrote:
no, I think it should say -arch ppc or something close. I do not
know what is setting it to i386.
it's trying to build fat binaries (both ppc and i386).
most likely you are lacking the i386 libs on your system, that's why it
is bailing out.
mfgasdr
IOhannes
hans w. koch wrote:
gem (also from the repo) segfaults immediately
you mean: on load?
if not, have you tried http://gem.iem.at/documentation/faq/gemwincrashfglrx
mfgasdr
IOhannes
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hans w. koch wrote:
hi johannes,
just tried that, no luck.
upon opening the first gem-helpfile, pd segfaults.
by just opening the help-file or when clicking on the create button?
could my version of gem be too old? (0.9.0, thats what you get via the
official ubuntu apt-get)
yes this is
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