i managed to produce an “ordinary” Pd-0.51.0 app…at least something :-)
yay!
If you want to build a 64 bit Pd, perform the same steps and use the build-mac64
64-bit here means the CPU architecture. On a modern Mac, you will get a
64-bit Pd by default when you type "make".
But you're asking about single VS double precision, which is not related
to the CPU architecture at all. In fact, you can have a single precision
64-bit Pd and a double precision 32-bit Pd. To stress it again: double
precision Pd != 64-bit Pd.
what is unclear, 1. at which stage and 2.how i specify, that i want a double pd
to result?
./configure ?
make?
Both are possible!
a) ./configure CPPFLAGS="-DPD_FLOATSIZE=64"
(for all subsequent calls to "make")
b) make CPPFLAGS="-DPD_FLOATSIZE=64"
(only for this call to "make")
Looks like these instructions are still missing in the INSTALL.txt...
Christof
On 30.05.2020 18:15, hans w. koch wrote:
hello,
following the friendly nudging from christof, i tried to install a pd-double on
my mac.
i tried to follow the “install.txt” provided with the pd-0.51-0test2.src.tar.gz
i managed to produce an “ordinary” Pd-0.51.0 app…at least something :-)
but:
what is unclear, 1. at which stage and 2.how i specify, that i want a double pd
to result?
./configure ?
make?
make app?
in the mac specific README.txt it says:
If you want to build a 64 bit Pd, perform the same steps and use the build-mac64
script:
./build-mac64 0.47-1
which i couldn´t find...
thanks for any pointers!
hans
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