not sure what I'm doing wrong. this external was intended to save a list into memory and then serialize it, but I couldn't get past this hangup.

the lister_listin method crashes PD.

any help, you guys can give me would be great

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/lister1.c

This might be pretty entry level, but I can't seem to figure where pd-extended dropped the "m_pd.h" folder I need to compile externals.

I've 0.43.4, and I use GNU make as my compiler for C and ++.

Was m_pd.h included with the standard distribution?

If not, where might I track it down?

I'm pretty new to C and C++, and to compiling code in general.

I built a patch that I was trying to sync to Logic Pro (a program I'm unfamiliar with),
I used a [midiin] object with an [== 248] to weed out MIDI sync messages, and I instructed logic pro to send sync messages on the IAC bus I use for internal MIDI.
On testing this with a [print] object, even when playback was off in Logic pro, I received a huge stream of MIDI information from the midi object,
enough that it would consistently crash logic pro.
I figure it's sending a constant sync pulse, but if so, I don't think it'd sync to playback to track anything. I was specifically interested in automating a few bpm changes over a track I'd hoped to sync a pd effect to.
Anyone know the program?

working with monome
getting this message

row_select 1
... couldn't create
button_select 0 0
... couldn't create
dumpOSC 8000
... couldn't create
sendOSC: connected to port localhost:8080 (hSock=37242656) protocol = UDP

seems to load the OSC library fine, and it creates sendOSC fine.
even tried import objects for OSC, OSCx, and aw hell mrpeaches doesn't work either.
I've had this problem offandon for a while

any help?
I'm a mac osx user

I'm a relatively new pd user
I had an older version of pd, and I was encountering weirdo technical problems, and in a fit of panic I threw out all versions of the application and its libraries and downloaded the latest version of pd-extended.

However, on running pd-extended 0.43.4, many included libraries were listed as "unable to connect", and a number of the objects I was accustomed to using were not usable (e.g. expr, delwrite)

I was used to pd loading an external "library" folder with many of these external libraries included. can't find that neither.

perhaps this is a problem with my sleep schedule.
anyone wanna help a scared child?

thanks. I tried copping some other libraries as templates, but this should be helpful.
I've pretty well de-plus-plussed my code, and changed filename's, so this should work.

Is there a tutorial anywhere on compiling pd externals?
I went through the tutorial on writing them, and the reference for the m_pd file, but neither had much info on compiling the files.

I use g++ to compile executables.

I was able to find the file, and it was within the scope of my path, so the problem seems to be that the compiler doesn't recognize the file.
I tried copying the file into the folder I was compiling, and make still gives me the
"No such file or directory" message.

alright, I panic a good bit about this stuff.
I looked around and there's quite a bit about this on the forum.

however, it'd be nice to get some help on determining how to replace this object.
I'm new to the OSC thing, and I'd built some patches receiving OSC data from the monome with the dumpOSC object.

What's the fresh new thing to replace this one?
sorry for wasting characters on my tech-panics

All of those libraries loaded, according to the PD window, but things like sliders and bangs don't work

yeah, so I deleted my preferences in HD>Library>Preferences,
but there is no "Library" in my home folder, and when I run
"rm ~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pdextended.plist"
in terminal, I get "no such file or directory"
and still my pd won't load several external libraries.
little desperate now.
idiot-proof help would be appreciated with love

if anything, just help on setting up my "extras" library as a path, so I don't have to create paths for every single library in there that I need

and when I enter rm ~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pdextended.plist into Terminal, I receive "No such file or directory"

at the risk of sounding unsavvy:
my home folder, accessed via go>home, doesn't appear to have any folder called "Library"

so I deleted my copy of pd along with its library in a fit of mania before downloading the latest version.
now, there is no ~/Library/Pd
nothing in my library related to pd neither.

did I fuck it irreparably?

so I deleted my copy of pd along with its library in a fit of mania before downloading the latest version.
now, there is no ~/Library/Pd
nothing in my library related to pd neither.

did I fuck it irreparably?