On Thursday 17 April 2008 14:36, Frank Barknecht wrote:
AFAIK the open source ATi drivers don't support 3D-accel yet, so it
seems, Intel cards are currently the fastest cards with open source
3D-accel on Linux.
The NEW, scratch-written ati drivers (radeonhd) don't support GL yet, but the
On Sunday 09 March 2008 19:59, Charles Henry wrote:
Pd for 64-bit processors could potentially redefine t_sample as
a double, with no loss in performance (with nearly twice as much memory
usage).
Mno...
It just so happens that x87s always compute a double, so it makes little
difference
Hi,
What do most people do when they need a simple 2D slider, or 'xy pad'?
I've tried encapsulating a data structure in a GOP abstraction, but I find it
terribly unreliable.
robert.
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On Wednesday 24 October 2007 21:40, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Dug it up, attached.
Ciao
Thanks - I'll have a look at this. My ds abstractions can never properly
decide their painting order and often cause segfaults.
robert.
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On Monday 27 August 2007 20:05, Kevin McCoy wrote:
So we will see anti-aliased fonts when tcl/tk8.5 is implemented??
Cool :)
Kevin
For something like pd, I'd pick lightning fast ui redraws over aa text any day
of the week.
robert.
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On Tuesday 21 August 2007 22:25, Tim Blechmann wrote:
i somehow doubt, that i would make sense to use a jackdmp-style
multicore scheduling algorithm for a max/pd/nova dsp graph, which can
easily contain thousands of nodes (jack graphs are usually rather
small), because of the scheduling
On Wednesday 22 August 2007 13:18, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
making DS and pointers work again.
The reason I ended up abandoning data structures was, as far as I could see,
the only way to get data from them was by polling them. Which I found
ridiculous.
I found it was much easier and less
On Tuesday 21 August 2007 06:05, Chris McCormick wrote:
My 2 Zimbabwe dollars: I agree that there is no nice reason for those
clumps, and one more inconsistency in Pd would do more good than bad in
this case. I would say making $0 do the same thing in message boxes and
abstraction arguments
On Tuesday 21 August 2007 19:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as frank has said, at the same time we could make sure that we are
running an actual version of Pd (or try, whether the requested feature
is already implemented...) :-)
I've only just updated to 0.40. So far it's just solved two of my
On Sunday 19 August 2007 04:50, Miller Puckette wrote:
I can't remember when I put it in, but send with no arguments now
sprouts a second inlet to set the receiver.
cheers
Miller
*goes to update his pd*
This sort of thing makes me happy.
Thanks all.
robert.
Hi all,
Quick question - is there a way to set a new target object for a [send], in
the same way it is possible to send a [set xyz( to a [receive~] to change its
source?
Thanks,
robert.
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On Sunday 19 August 2007 02:52, marius schebella wrote:
you can use a message and stat with semicolon followed by the location
you want to send to:
[;receiver1 123(
or with variables:
[receiver1 123(
[;$1 $2(
that will send 123 to receiver1.
marius.
I'd never thought to use a $ as
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