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the end, I'm not sure what all I did to get sndlib, libtool, fftw and
aubio to all compile on Mac OS X 10.4.7 on G4.
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I do remember that I had to update my path to get things to work.
Below are instructions for how I changed my path as well as how to
actually use the aubio.pd_darwin plugin library once it's compiled. My
knowledge of this compiling / linux stuff is very sketchy so others
might be able to correct me or offer better help. I'm cc'ing this to
the aubio list.
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Type echo $PATH
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mine is /bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/lib
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if you don't have all those bins you might try adding to your path by:
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going to /etc
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and then editing the profile file by typing pico profile (this is the
system wide one, this probably isn't the right thing to do but it
worked for me). it should have something like the following. make sure
there's an export command in there. Not sure what that does.
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PATH="/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/lib"
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export PATH
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if you search online they tell you all kinds of other ways to change
your path variable, but none of those worked for me. <br>
double check that your path actually changed by typing echo $PATH
again.
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then go back and try ./configure
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now for the pd external (aubio.pd_darwin). Put the attached file
inside the Pd App under Contents-->Resources-->extra
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this one file is a library that contains all the aubio objects like
aubioonset~
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(ctrl click the PD app. to see inside it).
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To use it, go into PD preferences-->startup and add the following
line next to startup: -verbose -lib aubio
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the verbose flag makes it so you can see what directories it's actually
looking into to find the library.
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I gave this to someone else and they didn't have luck with it and said
there's some other way to load libraries involving xml Property List
Editor. Not sure. <br>
-Scott
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:nward04@qub.ac.uk">nward04@qub.ac.uk</a>
wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Hi Scott,
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I got you email address from the PD mailing list in a thread re aubio
for PD. I was actually trying to compile this a couple of weeks ago
and gave up due to ./configure not being able to find fftw3 as it was
in a different place to where it expected and i really havent a good
grasp of this compiling stuff either.
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I was wondering if there is any way you could email me your compiled
aubio so i could try that? Im on os x 10.4.7 on a G4 so i guess it
should work.
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Many thanks
<br>
Nicholas
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