[PD] Pd 0.37.4 app test release for MacOS X---pdp2gem---gem2pdp

[slimboyfatboyslim]

hi Hans,

is there any guidelines for compiling pdp2gem/ gem2pdp in macosx?

Thanks

slimboyfatboyslim
http://www.slimboyfatboyslim.org

於 23 Aug 04 11:59 AM 時，Hans-Christoph Steiner 提到：

>
> On Aug 22, 2004, at 6:27 PM, 0001 wrote:
>
>>>  would be great if you would work out of the CVS and add some  
>>> instructions to the README.  All of the files for creating the  
>>> Pd.app are in packages/darwin_app.
>>
>> not sure I understand that right. I can post a patch for -nowish, all  
>> the rest of the code is inside the package.
>
> For example, your AppMain.tcl and the shell script that you use to  
> create the help nav: these should be checked into packages/darwin_app  
> in the Pd CVS.  Any files that are needed to generate this package  
> should be checked into packages/darwin_app.  Then others will be able  
> to build the package themselves and even develop it further, fix bugs,  
> etc.
>
> Then, if all of the files are in CVS, a Makefile can assemble the  
> whole package automatically.  This will make future releases much,  
> much easier.
>
> .hc
>
>>
>>>
>>> It would be good to have this all done from  
>>> packages/darwin_app/Makefile, since that's the Makefile that  
>>> assembles the Pd.app that I created.
>> it shouldn't be too difficult, you just need to choose a reference  
>> Tcl / Tk installation that includes a package with the embedded  
>> frameworks.
>>
>>> Help->Pure Documentation needs to be figured out.  The patches that  
>>> are included in the Pd.app are a good workaround, but I think in the  
>>> long run, we should figure out something that would be easier to  
>>> maintain.  But perhaps having all of the docs put into a navigatible  
>>> system of patches would be a good idea, kind of like Pd hypertext.   
>>> But it would add to the amount of maintenance that would need to be  
>>> done.
>>
>> actually those ones are in part automated with a shell script. but I  
>> admit it's more of a workaround for now. I think I've seen something  
>> similar in jMax
>>
>>> This shouldn't be too hard to do.  Each instance of Pd.app (Wish  
>>> Shell.app wrapper for the pd process) could keep track of the pd  
>>> -nowish PID, then make sure to kill it when it exits.
>> well currently it quits the (sub)process,  the problem is when it  
>> crashes.
>>
>>>  The Tcl exceptions could be used to catch crashes, etc. (if they  
>>> are anything like Java exceptions, I haven't really looked into  
>>> them).
>> is it included as standard? that'd be great
>>
>>
>> .
>> g
>>
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