[PD] olimex board

[Julian Brooks]

Hello again,

Glad to hear things are moving forward.

JUst double-checked to be sure and
sudo apt-get install pd-iemlib
definitely working here.

Presume olimex must have it's own repo's?

Might be worth posting a new message about building iemlib from source.

No doubt someone can help with that (IOhannes is the maintainer).

"I'll continue my journey into linux-happy-shell-addict-world..."

It's a dark and slippery chasm in there:)

Jb


On 4 June 2015 at 12:31, Raphaël Ilias <phae.ilias at gmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks Julian !
>
>
>> Yes you can 'apt-get', that vanilla's well fresh.
>> You want puredata-core, that's fine.
>> Pretty sure all the iem stuff is in the repo's.
>>
>>
> well,
> $ sudo apt-get install pd-iemlib
> (as I remember reading somewhere) doesn't work for me
> I downloaded it from sourceforge and tried to build it from source
> but many objects do not work, like [any] or [prepend]
>
>
>
>> You've already built Pd from source, good work, couple of externals
>> should be no problem:)
>>
>
> yes, but I'm a bit confused.
> the pd i built from source is in /usr/local/lib/pd
> and when i "apt-get install puredata-extra" to get [sigmund~], in fact it
> installed it in /usr/lib/puredata
> took me a couple of hours to find that...
>
>
>>
>> Finding out what objects come from which library can be a pain.
>>
>> There's a webpage I just spotted that might be helpful
>> http://blazicek.net/list_of_pure_data_objects.html.
>>
>>
> yes, thanks, the list of pd objects and which library they're from does
> help a lot !
> that also makes clear that naming isn't always clear :
> "was I using using [avg~] from zexy or cyclone ? Ah yes, the first one
> doesn't want a bang so i used cyclone's [avg~] "
>
> I'll continue my journey into linux-happy-shell-addict-world...
>
> ++
>
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