Hi all, I'm not able to install pd-extended on rasperry pi with raspbian jessie but I had no problems with wheezy. Does anybody know anything about it? Thanks

Why don't you try vanilla and then install external libraries with apt-get? The jessie repositories have quite a few external libraries you can install very easily.

@alexandros I tried this with debian jessie ,but there are some libraries that don't work with the new vanilla 0.46

Like, which ones?

I need zexy, iemlib and mr peach but they don't seem to work with vanilla. Maybe there is something i'm missing...

Well, I replied on facebook too. What do you need mrpeach for? If it's for OSC, then you don't really need it cause vanilla now has its own native objects for that.
As for the other libraries, how did you install them? Via apt-get (not 100% sure if iemlib is in the raspbian repositories) it should work fine.

Note that if you install zexy with apt-get, you should set it as a start-up flag instead of using its path. Put it in /usr/lib/pd/extra and then in the start-up flags type -lib zexy and it should work...

yes alexandros thanks a lot, solved with -lib zexy

I have been trying the same thing for a project with OSC and can't get it working even when I install all of the libs or try to call them up via a flag. So is mrpeach currently not supported for the zero? That would be rough.

You could try to compile the arm version of Pd you can find in Miller's website. The latest version (since 0.46-0 I think, actually) includes native objects for OSC, [oscformat] and [oscparse]. You can use those with [netsend -b -u]. The -b flag is for binary and the -u flag for a UDP connection. If you need a TCP connection just omit the -u flag.