[PD] Pduino-0.3: short report

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

On Jun 5, 2007, at 7:56 AM, Roman Haefeli wrote:

> hello hcs
>
> finally i found time to play around with arduino and pd again.  
> therefore
> i tried v0.3 of the pduino software.
>
> technically, i don't have any issues at all. it just works _very_
> smooth. even with analogue inputs enabled. also the pwm-outputs  
> seem to
> work well. thanks a lot for your work!

Sure, glad it's working out.  There are still issues, mostly related  
to the USB-serial driver.  I hope to have a solution for that, then  
it should be possible to have a stable and jitter-free 10ms latency  
for all digital and analog I/Os with the arduino.  Right now, it's  
not such a pretty picture on that front.

> some little issues i came across:
>
> - sometimes abstractions from mapping-library are invoked with a
> prepended mapping/ (for example: [mapping/resample] in [pd ANALOG- 
> INPUT]
> in arduino-help.pd) and sometimes not ([bytemask] in the [arduino]  
> abs).
> for consistency's sake, it would make sense to always use namespaces,
> wouldn't it?

Yeah, I suppose it could use a little cleanup.  I'll be adding  
support for more digital I/Os soon, then I'll work on cleaning things  
up.

> - the numbers in [pd DIGITAL-OUTPUT] in arduino-help.pd are messed up.

> - [pd INSTALL-NOTES] in arduino-help.pd needs an update:
>   * [speedlim] isn't used anymore.
>   * [bytemask], [debytemask] and [tolist], or the [mapping] library
> should be mentioned.

Patches welcome =D  otherwise, please file a bug report, and I'll get  
to it when I can.

.hc

>
> cheers
> roman
>
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