Hallo, volker b?hm hat gesagt: // volker b?hm wrote: > quite a retro-question, but maybe someone can help: > currently i'm working with PDa on a gumstix computer. > PDa is based on pd 0.37.4 and it doesn't contain the list objects. > since i do a lot of list processing, it would be nice to have those > on the gumstix, too. > so, i took the source (x_list.c) from a recent version, cross > compiled it for the gumstix and installed the object in /usr/lib/pd/ > externs. > this is working fine. > only drawback is, that everytime i run pd, i have to create a > [x_list] object before i can use any of the list objects, like [list > append], [list trim] etc. so i have to somehow load the object into > memory. not a big issue, but can be annoying. > in newer versions of pd this is done automatically. > (i guess you call this an "interal" as opposed to "external"?) > > how could i apply the same auto-load mechanism in this situation?
Maybe add x_list_setup() to m_conf.c, if that is part of PDa. Ciao -- Frank _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
