[PD] print all abstractions and externals

[João Pais]

> i was trying to say that you are obviously not trying to run a native  
> 64bit system (with a 64bit kernel and running Pd as 64bit application)
>
> the good thing about amd64/emt64 is, that they can also run 32bit (i386).
>
> anyhow, if you want to run Pd in as a native 64bit app, you will need  
> Pd-0.41

ah, that not yet. it should take a while until I get to that (if I do).


>>> after all, if you don't need all the list-stuff and  
>>> multiple-dollarg-expansion ($1-$2), you might as well not notice a  
>>> difference between 0.39 and 0.40....
>>  I can't even be sure of what you're talking about, so probably I don't  
>> (or maybe I would, if I was aware of it?). Were they properly  
>> documented somewhere?
>
> it's not necessarily a matter of documentation (though both have been  
> discussed on this list so many times, that at least the list-archives  
> should serve well as documentation :-)). what i wanted to say is, that  
> if you don't care for any _new_ feature, then it is clear that you will  
> not see a difference between a version w/ and one lacking these features.

I brought the documentation up, because I'm not aware of the newest  
features that should make me (or anyone?) choose one version to the other  
(having not had to stolper on them during work). I can spend the whole  
afternoon looking in the list for fragments of opinios, but is that really  
a viable solution?
you mentioned 64bit, and the other things, do you know of any place where  
to find a small reference about that? now I am curious. I usually update  
the version anyway, but more for sport than after a carefully-pondered  
reflexion (in the case of Pd).



>> their time [please don't bring up the "if they would really want it..."  
>> argument]. pd-van should check that out and try to catch up at some time
>
> i am not trying to start another religious war here.

me neither. I just see that kind of reply over and over, and I add this  
disclaimer now and then, just to make sure.