[PD-dev] Including abstractions in the distros
Hans-Christoph Steiner
hans at eds.org
Mon Aug 23 00:08:04 CEST 2004
I would like to start adding in all of the useful abstractions to the
various Pd distros and I think we should work out a standard way of
doing it. The way I see it, abstractions fall into two categories:
external objects just like those written in C, C++, whatever; and,
performance/tutorial/demo/etc. patches.
- for the first type (externals written in Pd): it seems to me that
these should be in a directory much like "extra" which would be added
to the path. I think that using externals written in Pd should be as
transparent as using an external written in C/C++/etc. Perhaps these
should just be put in the "extra" folder like all of the compiled
objects as well.
- for the second type (performance/tutorial/demo/etc. patches): these
should be in a browsable, organized layout so that anyone can look thru
them all and try out various things.
Thoughts, suggestions, comments?
.hc
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