[PD] Upgrading from Pd-extended to 47-0-64bits OSX

[Alexandre Torres Porres]

cyclone 0.3 also has alphanumeric versions of the objects found in the
cyclone library (e.g. notequals~ instead of !=~), so you can use them even
if you do not load the library. And you can also just load the library with
[declare]

cheers

2017-01-10 14:49 GMT-02:00 Alexandre Torres Porres <porres at gmail.com>:

> you just need it in the path
>
> now it depends on which cyclone you downloaded from "deken"
>
> v0-extended is actually "0.1.alpha-56" and it does contain a "hidden"
> (more like "misplaced") cyclone library in the "maxmode" folder. This
> library loads 12 non alphanumeric objects that you don't find as single
> binaries along with every other cyclone object. So you can use that in both
> ways, as a library or a set of compiled externals.
>
> If you are trying to bring all extended libraries into Pd you may have
> chosen this one. But I advise not to use this one as it's arguably the
> worst cyclone distribution out there. For the most part, Extended did
> provide "0.1.alpha55", the alpha56 came in the last Pd Extended (0.43) but
> it breaks many spectral processing patches because of a bug in
> cartopol~/poltocar~
>
> You're much better off with the other option you find in deken, which is
> cyclone "0.2beta", it's an update in respect to the other version and fixes
> that and other issues. But for this release, the "cyclone library" along
> with other libraries that used to come in cyclone (maxmode, sickle, hammer)
> were discarded. It now carries a new library called "nettles" that loads
> the 12 non alphanumeric objects that you don't find as single binaries.
>
> Me, Derek and Matt have been working on an update for cyclone (version
> 0.3). I thought it was best to revert back and restore the cyclone library
> instead of a newly named library. It only contains the so called 12 non
> alphanumeric objects as well but we might use it for other features. This
> oughta keep it backwards compatible to the legacy cyclone ("0.1.alpha-56"
> and earlier). Our work is still highly experimental, in a "pre alpha"
> phase, but I hope we can move on to an alpha phase next month. You wont
> find it in deken, but you may find some pre alpha releases here
> https://github.com/porres/pd-cyclone/releases - more info about the
> project is found in that github repo.
>
> here's a print of my install of cyclone 0.3, I just put the path into Pd's
> path and the "cyclone library" in the startup
>
> cheers
>
> 2017-01-09 18:59 GMT-02:00 Miller Puckette <msp at ucsd.edu>:
>
>> I'm guessing - but I believe to get cyclone you have to add the
>> appropriate
>> shared library to "startup" in Pd's preferences - and perhps it's the same
>> for maxlib.
>>
>> The other packages are implemented as separate files for each object, so
>> that
>> they auto-load.
>>
>> cheers
>> Miller
>>
>> On Mon, Jan 09, 2017 at 05:38:11PM +0100, jma at jeanmarie-adrien.net wrote:
>> > Hello
>> > This is a attempt to migrate from pd-extended to more updated versions
>> for everyday use  :
>> > means im trying to make my own libraries (for the first time in 15
>> years)
>> >
>> > I've discovered the ‘Find Externals’ lever in the main menu, and it
>> works for zexy, iemmatrix (so far) but i could not make it work for cyclone
>> or maxlib
>> >
>> > means (cyclone) and (maxlib) folders are downloaded to /Library/Pd/,
>> just as iemmatfrix or zexy but when launching pd it says "can’t load
>> library"
>> > in all cases i do download the (Darwin-x86_64-32)(sources)-externals.
>> >
>> > Anything to ‘make’ ?
>> >
>> > Sorry to post this obvious question, looked for a while hints on
>> internet and archives without success
>> > tks
>> > JmA
>> >
>> >
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