I am making an interface for audio and visuals processing,
I wanna have 20 sounds and so then 20 visuals, I have developed a prototype with 8 sounds and 2 effects (chorus and reverb) all this was developed in PureData, you can watch all this here

So I used an Arduino to select and assign the bank sound, but now I thought in something new...I don't wanna use my computer for operate this interface, so I thought that maybe I could use an ARM (Embedded systems like Samsung Mini2440 or Beagleboard) so then i will not use an arduino and a computer anymore, so what do you think?, is it complex to link an ARM with PureData?, is it feasible?.

I'm not following you...... Do you want to run Pd on an embedded device without a computer?

Indeed, you are really following me, I know it sounds like..."crazy" but I know that it can be possible to link Pure Data with an embedded device, so what do you think Danijel?

There's the PD-Anywhere project:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pd-anywhere/

let's wait and see if someone on this forum has any experience with it - I don't....

Thank you so much Danijel, this really works for me, i will wait for the reply of someone but for now i will try to develop it

Ehy,
you can use a beagleboard with elinux debian and install pd (vanila) and Gem (from aptitude).
I never tested this configuration personally but other peoples did and it works!
http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard

good luck!

husk

Thank you a lot husk, I've been looking and i have realized that the only embedded system that is use is beagle board, I wonder if the PureData Anywhere patch can be use in all embedded systems, I guess the answer is yes, meanwhile I have to find more information, thanks.