[PD] percolate for linux

[Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu]

Here

http://agnula.org/~maurizio/PeRColate0.07b-linuxtoo.tar.gz

is a version of percolate 0.07b for PD adapted to Linux. It has not been
tested but I compiled everything. Binaries (compiled on a RH8.0/Intel)
are included. If you want rebuild them go into

PeRColate-source

and 

make clean
make pd_linux

If you test it please report bugs to me. I'll clean up the sources and
test the objects this weekend.

Regards,

Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu.

On Fri, 2002-11-22 at 00:50, Olaf Matthes wrote:
> 
> 
> Frank Barknecht schrieb:
> 
> > This is my problem as well: I cannot build the whole library, but the
> > single externals often don't load. This surely is something simple, so
> > my developer question is: What needs to be changed to, say, scrub~.c
> > to make it standalone?  I never wrote a library of externals so it is
> > not clear to me: What is the difference inside the sources between a
> > standalone external and one designed for a library?
> 
> There are no differences at all! You can compile any external as a standalone one
> or as part of a library. The library is just a 'wrapper' that calls all the setup
> routines from the single objects (and combines the compiled code into one single
> binary).
> Most objects in PeRColate could easily be compiled as stand alone externals
> because they just consist of one *.c file. Only the STK based objects need to be
> linked with stk.c.
> One problem arises with "gQ" because Pd's object loader seems not to be case
> sensitive. Typing "gQ" in an object box fails because Pd attemts to load the file
> gq.dll and not gQ.dll...
> 
> I've uploaded a version 0.7b of PeRColate with some minor bugfixes. It also
> contains a new makefile for windows which demonstrates how PeRColate could be
> built without using the VC++ workspace. This is the version that could be used as
> a basis for a Linux port....
> 
> Olaf
> 
> PS: find it at http://www.akustische-kunst.org/puredata/percolate/ (sources
> only...)
> 
> 
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