Hi,
advert break: The (leading) german computer magazine c't [1] has a
6-page Pd tutorial in its 17/07 issue (in stores Aug 6), written by
yours truly.
It's a basic introduction geared towards absolute beginners. But I've
managed to smuggle (at least) two small mistakes into the example
the general decrease in performance over the previous G5/PPC 970.
-Do you mean this specifically towards video graphics, or as a whole?
AvS
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Thanks Marius for pointing out this.
Very, very instructive (OT) video..
Alberto Zin
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this is slightly off topic, but I found it very interesting
and thought
some other people on the list might find too...
xavier
Just curious, why wouldn't there ever be a 64-bit version of GEM?
I've been thinking that a 64-bit build of Pd-extended would be nice
to have, especially because using 64-bit floats as Pd's native format
would make it much more flexible. You could represent UNIX
timestamps properly,
On 8/3/07, Hans-Christoph Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just curious, why wouldn't there ever be a 64-bit version of GEM?
Apple reversed a previous decision and killed the 64 bit Carbon C/C++ API.
I've been thinking that a 64-bit build of Pd-extended would be nice to have,
especially
hola,
as it was just a 10 minutes patch,
i just did it now and put it here :
http://ydegoyon.free.fr/scrolllist.tar.gz
and also in CVS..
unfortunately, it's only for linux
for we have removed all mac OSX around...
and windows a long time ago.
salut!
sevy
Kuba Szczypek wrote:
hello
I use
hola,
as it was just a 10 minutes patch,
i just did it now and put it here :
http://ydegoyon.free.fr/scrolllist.tar.gz
and also in CVS..
unfortunately, it's only for linux
for we have removed all mac OSX around...
and windows a long time ago.
salut!
sevy
Kuba Szczypek wrote:
hello
I use
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Just curious, why wouldn't there ever be a 64-bit version of GEM?
I've been thinking that a 64-bit build of Pd-extended would be nice to
have, especially because using 64-bit floats as Pd's native format
would make it much more flexible. You could represent
On Fri, 3 Aug 2007, cyrille henry wrote:
unlike what is announced there, nicolas and I will not be part of this
pd convention. i hope i'll see all of you next time.
What makes you believe that there will be a next time? So far, you don't
know, and no-one knows. You don't know what year it
On Sat, 4 Aug 2007, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Fri, 3 Aug 2007, cyrille henry wrote:
unlike what is announced there, nicolas and I will not be part of this pd
convention. i hope i'll see all of you next time.
What makes you believe that there will be a next time? So far, you don't
know,
I still don't know why you are already talking about a third one?
Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
What makes you believe that there will be a next time? So far, you
don't know, and no-one knows. You don't know what year it will be in,
which continent it'll be on, whether they'll even try paying some
marius schebella wrote:
I still don't know why you are already talking about a third one?
oops, (I had to much beer), I clicked on 'send' too early.
so, to me it sounded offensive, or somehow strange, that you were
writing about the future in that way.
never mind...
marius.
Mathieu Bouchard
On Sat, 4 Aug 2007, marius schebella wrote:
marius schebella wrote:
I still don't know why you are already talking about a third one?
oops, (I had to much beer)
Then you shouldn't drive. This is the information superhighway.
I clicked on 'send' too early.
You lucky! I usually click on
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