[PD] windows compile - one last try

[Patco]

Damian Stewart a écrit :
>
> most consumer-level control surfaces (novation, are midi devices. to 
> the best of my knowledge there are very few control surfaces that use 
> osc, for the main reason that osc is several orders of magnitude more 
> difficult to implement on a microcontroller chip of the kind used to 
> drive music control devices. despite its limitations (7-bit fader/pot 
> control, ugh) midi is far from obsolete, unfortunately.
>
I would be curious to see it's possible to replace expensive design of 
usual control surfaces, with things like arduino.
>
> toxy looks great in all the screenshots i've seen, but it crashes 
> and/or refuses to load on my machine. toxy not working was one of the 
> reasons i wanted to get compile from source working..
>
Same problem, you should provide the dll (alpha15) on the official site.
>
> i don't really know delphi as a language, but i don't see why i should 
> need to use delphi as i already can do c.
>
It was just an idea, I've found so easy to make something quick with 
DELPHI's turboPascal,
there is a free workshop for transforming C into Pascal language.
http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Programming/Delphi_Tools_and_Components/C_to_Pascal_Workshop_Download.html
>>> which is going to require building in c, which as i understand it 
>>> requires a pd.lib.
>>>
>> Well I am still a newbee and doesn't understand why pd.lib is 
>> required for building in C.
>
> you need the .lib to link against, so that your external and pd can 
> talk to each other.
>
Ah I see,  pd.lib would come when pd will be successfully compiled, that 
what's happened in here,
I bet the list will help if you have errors during compilation with mingw.
PC.


	

	
		
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