On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 03:40:51PM +0100, timon wrote:
> Some time ago I was explained the issues of why FTGL libs was not
> included GEM for the extended OSX release of PD. The answer did not
> make me any wiser. The conclusion was "Compile it yourself". Its a
> shame that such a great too
Also: control-alt/option seems to work in that capacity as well.
On 6/7/07, Luke Iannini (pd) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all,
> I remember someone asked about a modifier to interact with GUI
> elements temporarily without leaving editmode. I hadn't heard of
> this, so I checked out pd.tk...
Hey all,
I remember someone asked about a modifier to interact with GUI
elements temporarily without leaving editmode. I hadn't heard of
this, so I checked out pd.tk... the modifier on all platforms is
control-shift-click, it seems. Works great on OS X here.
Just thought I'd pass this along, sin
I made a Fink package for FTGL, so you can now "fink install ftgl".
If you want to build Gem like it is in Pd-extended, you should use
this bear of a ./configure line:
cd $(gem_src)/src && ./configure --without-x --without-ImageMagick \
--without-tiff --without-jpeg --without-mpeg --
Actually, you knew something I didn't... ;) It was off for the
summer...
.hc
On Jun 6, 2007, at 12:41 PM, Spencer Russell wrote:
> The dorkbot site says that dorkbot is off for the summer. Do you guys
> know something I don't?
>
> -spencer
>
> On 6/6/07, Alexandre Quessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 03:40:51PM +0100, timon wrote:
> Some time ago I was explained the issues of why FTGL libs was not
> included GEM for the extended OSX release of PD. The answer did not
> make me any wiser. The conclusion was "Compile it yourself". Its a
> shame that such a great tool
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 11:45:37AM +0200, Frank Barknecht wrote:
> > Is there some other way to make a clickable element? Chris's s-env
> > abstraction seems to detect ctrl-click, but It isn't obvious to me how
> > this is achieved...
>
> Nothing special here: ctrl-click is a standard feature of "
i'm getting a similar problem in a large modular patch that does a LOT of
switch~ing
cpu usage just gradually climbs. also i just switched from a powerbook
running osx, to a toshiba running ubuntu studio, so i doubt it is platform
specific.
this thread has given me a few ideas for how to debug
Hi,
I may be missing something, but...
I don't think it should be any surprise that intels and other processors
"still" have the denormal problem. AFAIU, a processor may handle denormals
in a more or less efficient way, but it will always be quite much slower
when handling denormals than when
Hallo,
ugur guney hat gesagt: // ugur guney wrote:
> # I wanna see it, if the patch of which wonderful screenshot is at the top
> of this page, http://footils.org/cms/show/60, is in the archive.
It is.
> But sadly, fft-tut.tgz has only a file "fft-tut" with no extension
> in it?
Probably that'
thanx 4 the info...
looks like i have 2 get nvidia
nikola
On 6/6/07, Frank Barknecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hallo,
Cesare Marilungo hat gesagt: // Cesare Marilungo wrote:
> have you tried to compile yourself the version from cvs? I had the same
> problem when I first tried GEM (although wi
No problems here on a G4 PowerBook, but this delay is pretty rad, do
you have any more?!
~Kyle
On 6/6/07, Dafydd Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> Okay - I think this is more or less the same patch, with a couple of
> minor changes:
>
> http://sideshowmedia.ca/cputest.zip
>
> Oddly
# I wanna see it, if the patch of which wonderful screenshot is at the top
of this page, http://footils.org/cms/show/60, is in the archive. But sadly,
fft-tut.tgz has only a file "fft-tut" with no extension in it?
-uğur-
Did you look at the spectral delay included in that archie here:
http://foo
hello, I've just compiled ann yet for a k8, it works good if you use
FANN < 2.0,
I also had to put libfann.so.1 into /usr/include instead of
/usr/local/include.
Those two points doesn't seem to be in the documentation, and maybe the
second one might be fixed with a modification of the makefile
My choice was to give up on Ubuntu and go for Debian, Ubutu gave me a
taste of the Debian-style distro, but lacks packages I wanted. (Still
have a soft spot for Slackware though) It was not due to a problem like
yours however..
When compiling stuff, I usually do as root,thus avoiding any such
The dorkbot site says that dorkbot is off for the summer. Do you guys
know something I don't?
-spencer
On 6/6/07, Alexandre Quessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HI all !
> I'll be there too, but I will probably not make it for Dorkbot
> tonight. Friday would sound better.
>
> a
>
Hi folks
Okay - I think this is more or less the same patch, with a couple of
minor changes:
http://sideshowmedia.ca/cputest.zip
Oddly, I can't reproduce my original problem, although some
fascinating new things have shown up. Perhaps it was a PowerPC issue?
(I'm now on a MacBook)
Try switchi
Hallo,
ugur guney hat gesagt: // ugur guney wrote:
> # Delaying the analysis will not work, because analysis data is an one block
> audio signal. If you delay it not a integer multiple of a block, the
> synchronisation of different delayed bin analysis, get lost.
> # I made two different versions
That looks like the old denormal problem again, where the cpu goes into some
kind of exception handling when a floating point value is between zero and the
next smallest full-precision float, a number like 0.01.
Martin
> I'm not positive about this, but I think I've traced the C
Derek Holzer wrote:
> This could almost be the denormal problem again. Is it an Intel
> processor on the MacBook? Intels are notorious for poor handling of
> denormal numbers, which occur when the mantissa (decimal places) of a
> number representing an audio signal becomes too long (such as happ
Derek Holzer wrote:
> This could almost be the denormal problem again. Is it an Intel
> processor on the MacBook? Intels are notorious for poor handling of
> denormal numbers, which occur when the mantissa (decimal places) of a
> number representing an audio signal becomes too long (such as happ
This could almost be the denormal problem again. Is it an Intel
processor on the MacBook? Intels are notorious for poor handling of
denormal numbers, which occur when the mantissa (decimal places) of a
number representing an audio signal becomes too long (such as happens
with reverb tails, etc)
Tim Blechmann wrote:
> there are applications which are able to load soundfiles in a
> realtime-safe way.
see, for example, ableton live
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Hi all,
I will be presenting an audio installation done in Pd at NIME. It is
called the Human Sequencer. It will be at Eyebeam.org during NIME 2007
in New York !
See http://itp.nyu.edu/nime/2007/installations.php
This audio game is an interactive installation for collective musical
creation. The
Hi Derek,
I'm not positive about this, but I think I've traced the CPU-climb to
the [moog~] filter. It has an odd behavior that can be broken into
three phases:
1) no audio greater than zero amplitude has passed through it yet (since
patch load)
2) audio of some amplitude >0 passes through
3)
Hallo,
Cesare Marilungo hat gesagt: // Cesare Marilungo wrote:
> have you tried to compile yourself the version from cvs? I had the same
> problem when I first tried GEM (although with an NVidia card) and I made
> a patch (basically I've just swapped two lines of code) that has been
> included
Oh gosh...
I think I can remember what it involved, but I don't think I have the
patch anymore.
Let me see if I can dig it up.
cheers
dafydd
On 6/6/07, Derek Holzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ooops! File not found! Dafydd...could you re-post your test patch please?
>
> http://www.sideshowmedi
Ooops! File not found! Dafydd...could you re-post your test patch please?
http://www.sideshowmedia.ca/cputest.zip
thx,
d.
Derek Holzer wrote:
> One test patch came up earlier in thread:
>
> http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2007-04/049372.html
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ello
i've made a audio / video loop machine everything with pd and gem.
i will perform with my machine at this event:
_
Hallo,
ruth mccracken hat gesagt: // ruth mccracken wrote:
> b/ I am still not succeeding with the pd install. Following your
> instructions, and performing configure && make in ../pd/src, i received the
> message below:
>
> >>Assembler messages:
> Fatal error: can't create ../obj/g_canvas.o:
Georg Holzmann wrote:
> Hallo Nikola!
>
>
>> have pd+gem running on my ubuntustudio box with ati9200 radeon. Gem is
>> working nice except the fact that it is craching PD every time i try to
>> destoy/close the gemwin with "segmentation fault" message. same thing
>> was happening on other di
Hey,
I think we should actually keep this on the list so people can
contribute to the thread.
libiconv.2.dylib is included in the Pd.app, I think I found part of
the problem. The location of the dependencies in the libquicktime
plugins aren't being rewritten to reference the embedded libs
Hi Roman,
Roman Haefeli wrote:
> this is definitely not a general problem of pd. the most
> netpd-instruments do switch~ing all the time and i never noticed an
> increasing cpu usage over time on my and on many other computers.
> you might also provide a little testpatch, that triggers to probl
HI Frank,
Thanks for taking the time to look at this!
a/ Some more information that might help: after I uninstalled pd-extended
0.38, I reinstalled the OS (ubuntu feisty 7.04).
So the autobuild was installed on a fresh OS.
b/ I am still not succeeding with the pd install. Following your ins
HI all !
I'll be there too, but I will probably not make it for Dorkbot
tonight. Friday would sound better.
a
2007/6/5, Hans-Christoph Steiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I'll be there basically all day, so I won't be able to miss you. I
> am a tall white guy with very short brown hair and pointy s
On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 13:27 +0300, Derek Holzer wrote:
> Hi Phil,
>
> just to keep this in people's minds... I have exact same problem
> described in these emails with my Particle Chamber granular synthesis
> patch. It has 32 "switch~ed" voices. Using one instance seems to be OK,
> but two or m
Just to grasp at straws; I did notice that when I recently istalled
OpenOffice via apt-get on my Debian box, it had several dependecies to
Jack -- since I had already removed the Debian Jack package in favour of
building my own, I had some package-dependency-annoyances to deal with.
I've no idea h
Hallo Nikola!
> have pd+gem running on my ubuntustudio box with ati9200 radeon. Gem is
> working nice except the fact that it is craching PD every time i try to
> destoy/close the gemwin with "segmentation fault" message. same thing
> was happening on other distros, so i belive it is the probl
hi list
have pd+gem running on my ubuntustudio box with ati9200 radeon. Gem is
working nice except the fact that it is craching PD every time i try to
destoy/close the gemwin with "segmentation fault" message. same thing was
happening on other distros, so i belive it is the problem with ati driv
On 06/06/2007, at 12:33 PM, Roman Haefeli wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 12:16 +0200, Tim Boykett wrote:
>> . Is it possible that the
>> pdp_yqt object is in another library that I should be loading?
>
> afaik, [pdp_yqt] is part of pidip, not of pdp.
Aha! thank you for that, I guessed it might
On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 12:16 +0200, Tim Boykett wrote:
> . Is it possible that the
> pdp_yqt object is in another library that I should be loading?
afaik, [pdp_yqt] is part of pidip, not of pdp.
roman
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Hi Phil,
just to keep this in people's minds... I have exact same problem
described in these emails with my Particle Chamber granular synthesis
patch. It has 32 "switch~ed" voices. Using one instance seems to be OK,
but two or more leads to exponentially-growing CPU usage that eventually
makes
I get
pdp_yqt
... couldn't create
so for some reason (there is no other warning message) the
object is not getting loaded. Note that I have to (try to) create a
pdp object to get a go at loading pdp objects, otherwise they
do not get found automatically. Is it possible that the
pdp_yqt object
Hallo,
Hans-Christoph Steiner hat gesagt: // Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
> Hmm, 0.38.4 was a long time ago, I don't remember that happening.
> But I can say it doesn't happen now:
Actually Ruth already is using an autobuild, the subject is
misleading. (I rechanged it again.) Strange thing is:
Hey,
Any idea what the equivalent modifier for this is on the mac? It
didn't seem to get the usual ctrl>command translation that the rest of
Pd did. (ctrl-click on the mac is hardwired as "right click") Should
I bug report it?
Luke
On 6/5/07, Frank Barknecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo,
ciao matteo
you are speaking from my hear! this is exactly what i mean (without
critizing pd at all).
roman
On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 01:48 +0200, Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>
> > Just a note: Many people all over the world are using Pd in live
> > performances, which proves that it
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