I downloaded the latest version of Pd, I un-tarred and moved the directory to /usr/local/src. So far so good. Then I cd into the ../pd/src directory (as indicated in the readme) and type ./configre. All I get is the response bash: file not found. When I checked the contents of the directory there are two files; configure.in, and config.h.in neither of which is the configure script. So, I downloaded the previous version (Pd-0.40.3-extended), and tried again. Same problem. so now I am wondering, is this a problem with the packages I've downloaded or is there something amis with my system? ie should I have a generic configure script installed in /usr/bin? can I copy and paste any old configure script from another software package? Any thoughts and opinions will be appreciated.
FWIW I am running Debian Lenny w/ RT kernel. x86 architecture....
P.S. the reason I am compiling is because I can't get the extended version w/ apt-get, and when I try to install the debian package manually (w/ dpkg) the package list gets confused over a broken dependency.
