Hi everybody, I've worked on PD-extended until today, but now I would like to use vanilla, since extended version is not up-to-date anymore.

I can't manage to install the library I need to have the same object I've always used in ext version , like the objects that belong to the cyclone, zexy, or gem libraries.
I would like to know exactly what I need to do step by step to install all those library. I'm a mac user.
Many thanks,
Gabriele

Obviously nobody (including the maker) hasn't uploaded the binaries to Pd's deken repository, that's why you can't find it there. But the thread you posted includes the source code and a makefile as a .zip file so you can download it and compile it yourself.

Hi Alexandros

Thanks for replying. That's out of my reach right now, but it is nice to know.

Best.

Why is it out of your reach? It shouldn't difficult. What's your OS?

Yeah, I mean, will I have to know xCode for this?
I like very much patching but have none experience with code export or compiling stuff...
my OSX is 10.8.5.
do you know any web references that could guide anybody through this process? I definitely wanna dive into this, especially if it is usable for libpd as well (I mean, compiling this objects and then using them with libpd).

cheers Alexandros

According to Maelstorm himself, a "make" is enough to make his object.
Download the .zip file and open a terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal.app). In there type "cd " (space included) and drag and drop the folder of the object (the one that is unzipped), and hit enter. Then type "make" and hit enter again. If everything is already sorted out by the developer, the object should compile without a problem. If it doesn't compile, come back here and post the error messages that appear in the terminal.

Hi Alexandro, and thanks for your advice. I tried what you suggested and initially got this error message:

/bin/sh: cc: command not found
make: *** [vphasor~.o] Error 127

I deleted the folder, unzipped and re-do your instructions and still got the same.

Should I end up with a .pd_darwin file?

I think you're missing the command line tools which are provided by XCode. Can't remember how to install them, but having XCode installed (which you probably should?), google how to install the included command line tools.
Once you have these tools, "make" will be recognized and will actually try to make the binary.
Eventually you should end up with either a .pd_darwin or a .d_fat binary, not sure which of the two.

I haven't used Mac in a while, but you should be able to install the command line tools without installing all of XCode.

Yeah you can, I downloaded command line tools for my OS X (10.8.5) from the Developer Downloads area. However I still got this error after "make":

cc -I"/Applications/Pd-extended.app/Contents/Resources/include/pd" -DPD -DVERSION='"0.0"' -arch ppc -arch i386 -arch x86_64 -mmacosx-version-min=10.4 -fPIC -I/sw/include -Wall -W -g -ftree-vectorize -ftree-vectorizer-verbose=2 -fast -o "vphasor~.o" -c "vphasor~.c"
clang: error: unknown argument: '-ftree-vectorizer-verbose=2' [-Wunused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future]
clang: note: this will be a hard error (cannot be downgraded to a warning) in the future
make: *** [vphasor~.o] Error 1

I'm gonna go ahead and install xCode 5.1 and then try installing command line tools again from there.

Cheers.

@sergio maybe you should start a new thread about this, cause we've deviated from the original subject quite a lot, and now we're hijacking this thread..

So excited to see the browser to find externals into the app!