[PD] M1 Externals

hello, my old mac dead so had to get new M1 and starting from scratch. I see only a few externals so far compiled for the Darwin-amd64-32 looking for the [comport] to give compiling a whirl i see v 0.2 from 2012 here: https://puredata.info/downloads/comport that's the most recent repo? just

Re: [PD] Silicon Mac issues

Update – I’ve gotten my full system to open with by doubly-opening the associated patches the first time they were accessed. (After that first time, they open on first double-click.) I’m not fully up and running yet, but at least I’m able to tell what’s not properly configured and proceed. No

Re: [PD] Silicon Mac issues

Update 2 – an important thing I forgot to mention is that I’m running Dan Wilcox’s arm64 version now. That may be why the mystery shutdown stopped happening. I don’t understand why things were even partially working before with the i86 version if it was an architecture issue (and shouldn’t I

[PD] Silicon Mac issues

Hello all, I’m moving to an M1 MacBook and trying to get my Pd system configured. I’ve installed 0.52-1.really, copied my libraries and patches, set my paths, and can actually load and get sound out of one of my synth objects. However, when I try to load my (large) configuration, Pd quits

Re: [PD] whats the '-ascii' flag in [pd~] for?

On 3/18/22 18:09, Alexandre Torres Porres wrote: thanks, and what is the practical difference? performance vs debugability. gmfds IOhannes OpenPGP_signature Description: OpenPGP digital signature ___ Pd-list@lists.iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE

Re: [PD] whats the '-ascii' flag in [pd~] for?

thanks, and what is the practical difference? Em sex., 18 de mar. de 2022 às 10:46, Dan Wilcox escreveu: > It looks like a bool which seems to control whether message passing is via > binbuf or string: > > https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/blob/master/extra/pd~/pd~.c#L458 > > On Mar 2,

Re: [PD] whats the '-ascii' flag in [pd~] for?

It looks like a bool which seems to control whether message passing is via binbuf or string: https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/blob/master/extra/pd~/pd~.c#L458 > On Mar 2, 2022, at 12:00 PM,

Re: [PD] should 'flags' always come first?

My take is that this is more or less how most unix commands work: some require specific ordering of "flags" before "arguments" while other don't. That's not based on "enforcing" or "eschewing" convention but more on personal style and/or age of the tool. I suppose if you wanted, you could open