Seriously, when I was building rtcmix~ (which acted as the template for chuck~), I don't think flext was fully-developed. Plus there is some weirdness in the way I do the dynamic loading, not sure about flext compatability (probably is easy). flext does look like a nifty approach, does it work with Xcode yet? There is a PD chuck~ object, as noted in an earlier post. Plus source for all this stuff is on-line, feel free to flext-ize it! brad http://music.columbia.edu/~brad On May 19, 2008, at 5:42 AM, Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:
Hmm
I am mainly a PD User but had a short look into chuck....
For now i cannot grasp the capabilities that a chuck~object brings into max or PD, but i am very interested..
Its a shame you didnt use "flext" (you know it ??)
http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/ext/flext/
That way we had a PD-object as well..
Since i am not a programmer i cannot do the port, do you think it is a lot of effort ???
Thanks Luigi
Am 06.12.2007 um 18:10 schrieb garton@columbia.edu:
Quoting Stephen Sinclair
: Some day I'd like to see a standardized shared-memory approach to passing OSC messages, which would be insanely fast on a local machine. (Though, I believe that local loopback sockets are often implemented using shared memory, and are thus pretty much just as fast. Not sure if this is the case in Linux, I've been meaning to look it up for a while)
My preference is to dump OSC entirely, and use some kind of loadable/imbeddable scheme. It would be just fun fun fun to put the entirety of ChucK into a loadable lib of some kind, and then find the entry-points you want from your calling environment and go go go.
This is how [chuck~] works, by the way,
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