[PD] Building ELSE for Pd Vanilla (here RPi OS 11 32-bit)

[Linux ROUEN Normandie]

Thanks for your clarifications. It's clearer and my understanding has 
increased a bit.
Now I will make my home work, including the 3 [~] objects, hoping I will 
not face to an unbreakable wall.
Let's see. I will keep you posted...

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Best, Joseph
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Le 01/08/2023 à 01:41, Alexandre Torres Porres a écrit :
> Em seg., 31 de jul. de 2023 às 16:47, Linux Rouen Normandie 
> <linux.rouen at free.fr> escreveu:
>
>     Hello Alexandre,
>     Well, I'm back with 5 basic (-questions-) for "dummies" embedded
>     into your here below Building instructions...
>
>
> Maybe not the best place to discuss this, but then I could actually 
> use some help form others, as, like I just said in the other 
> subject/thread, my experience with linux and raspberry pi is limited.
>
> I have a VM in a mac that runs ubuntu and I'm able to cross compile in 
> it for raspberry pis thanks to a friend who set it up for me, but I 
> was never able to use it to compile these new three objects that need 
> more steps.
>
> Anyway, thanks for your interest and help, let's dig in...
>
>     => So I installed pd-lib-builder-0.6.0-1 from Add/Remove Software
>     (RPi OS 11 32-bit / RPi 400), done.
>
>
> I do provide pd-lib-builder in a subfolder of the ELSE source code, so 
> you don't really need to bother installing it yourself.
>
>     1. Installing with pdlibbuilder
>     Go to the pd-else folder /(-Which folder? The decompressed
>     downloaded source code file?-)/
>
>
> Yup. If you're cloning from github you should have this "pd-else" 
> folder. If you download the source from the github site you get 
> something like  "pd-else-master" or "pd-else-1.0-rc9-pre-test" 
> (preferred for what you want, which is building this release). Just 
> just go to this directory on your terminal to run the make code.
>
>     and use "objectsdir" to set an /absolute/ path for your build,
>     something like:
>         make install objectsdir=~/else-build
>     Then move it (-What?-)
>
>
> move the built and generated folder. In this case it would be a folder 
> called "else" created inside a "else-build" subfolder in the source 
> code of ELSE.
>
> I actually do "objectsdir=../" and look for the 'else' folder in the 
> same folder as the source code of ELSE...
>
> So, when you're done generating your folder, move it to install it as 
> any external library into your preferred externals folder.
>
>     from there to your preferred install folder for Pd /(-What do you
>     mean by 'your Preferred install folder for Pd'?-)/
>
>
> Wherever you like. I use the ~/Documents/Pd/externals folder.
>
>     and add it to the path /(-How and to which one?-)/.
>
>
> Add the else folder (wherever it is) to the user added search paths, 
> that you can set under preferences ==> path
>
>     2. Installing sfont~, sfz~ and plaits~
>     (...)
>     To install them with the rest of ELSE you can build from the
>     toplevel source directory /(-?-)/
>
>
> That is the same directory for the regular build, like "pd-else".
>
>     using the special 'sfont', 'sfz' and 'plaits' targets:
>         make sfont sfz plaits pdincludepath=~/pd-0.54-0/src/
>         make sfont-install sfz-install plaits-install
>     objectsdir=~/else-build
>
>
> I don't really use 'pdincludepath'... pdlibbuilder finds it if you 
> have it. But you gotta have pd-0.54-0 installed, preferably just this 
> version.
>
> Like I said in the other thread, you need to have 'cmake' installed, 
> which may be something that comes out of the box in raspberry pi?
>
> Anyway, that's all I know, that's what I need to do to build it in my 
> mac, but I have no idea if it'll run smoothly in a raspberry pi and 
> I'm afraid I won't know what to do if you hit a wall :)
>
> Hope it works, let us know
>
> thanks
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