Method to compile a Pure Data library on
Linux.
Méthode pour
compiler une librairie Pure
Data sous Linux.
On Ubuntu 20.04 64bit & Ubuntu 16.04 32bit.
Example with the pitchHeight~ object and the source code:
Example with the percolate library and the source code:
Method written in March 2021.
Documentation
make install
GNU C compiler
(gcc) install
Terminal:
g@g:~$
sudo apt-get update
...
g@g:~$ sudo apt install make
...
g@g:~$ sudo apt install gcc
...
g@g:~$
Pd source code dowload:
Build pitchHeight~ object 64bit
Create a "FolderPd" folder on the
desktop
-> /home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/
Download source code of pitchHeight~ object:
Place the folder pd-0.50-2 in the FolderPd:
-> /home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/pd-0.50-2
Edit the file Makefile of the folder pitchHeight~:
1 SOURCES = pitchHeight~.c
2 LIBRARY_NAME := $(shell basename `pwd`)
3 # ****SUPPLY THE LOCATION OF PD SOURCE****
4 pd_src = ../../
5 objectsdir = $(pd_src)/extra
Edit the 4th line:
4 pd_src =
/home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/pd-0.50-2/
Terminal:
g@g:~$
cd Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~
g@g:~/Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~$ make
cc -DPD -I/home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/pd-0.50-2//src -Wall -W -g -fPIC -O6
-funroll-loops -fomit-frame-pointer -o "pitchHeight~.o" -c
"pitchHeight~.c"
...
pitchHeight~.pd_linux is built:
/home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~/pitchHeight~.pd_linux
Build pitchHeight~ object 32bit:
The easiest way to build a 32bit object
is to be in Ubuntu 32bit.
The last official version of Ubuntu LTS 32bit is Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
(Xenial Xerus)
On Ubuntu 16.04 32bit:
"make" install ...
"GNU C compiler (gcc)" install
Terminal:
p@p:~$
sudo apt-get update
p@p:~$ sudo apt install make
p@p:~$ sudo apt install gcc
Create a "FolderPd" folder on the desktop
-> /home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/
Pd-extended 0.43.4 source code dowload:
http://puredata.info/downloads/pd-extended
-> Get Pd-extended for All platforms (Source
code) (32.4 MB)
->
Pd-extended_0.43.4-source.tar.bz2
-> Extract -> pd-extended folder
Place the pd-extended folder in the FolderPd:
-> /home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/pd-extended/
Download source code of pitchHeight~ object:
http://williambrent.conflations.com/pd/pitchHeight~-0.0.5-src.zip
-> Extract -> pitchHeight~ folder
Place the pitchHeight~ folder in the FolderPd:
-> /home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~/
Edit the file: /home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~/Makefile
Edit the line: pd_src = ../../
-> pd_src = /home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/pd-extended/pd/
Terminal:
p@p:~$
cd Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~
p@p:~/Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~$ make
pitchHeight~.pd_linux is built:
/home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/pitchHeight~/pitchHeight~.pd_linux
A use of the pitchHeight~.pd_linux
object:
Build percolate library 64bit
Download source code of percolate
library:
Pd must be installed
Terminal:
g@g:~$
cd /home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD
g@g:~/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD$ make
++++ info: using Makefile.pdlibbuilder version 0.6.0
++++ info: using Pd API /usr/include/pd/m_pd.h
++++ info: making target all in lib percolate
++++ info: making src/absmax~.o in lib percolate
...
++++info: target all in lib percolate completed
g@g:~/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD$
percolate.pd_linux is built:
/home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD/percolate.pd_linux
Build percolate library 32bit:
On Ubuntu 16.04 32bit:
Pd must be installed
Place the folder PeRColate4PD in the FolderPd:
-> /home/p/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD
Terminal:
p@p:~$
cd Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD
p@p:~/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD$ make
++++ info: using Makefile.pdlibbuilder version 0.6.0
++++ info: using Pd API /usr/include/pd/m_pd.h
++++ info: making target all in lib percolate
++++ info: making src/absmax~.o in lib percolate
...
++++info: target all in lib percolate completed
percolate.pd_linux is built:
/home/g/Desktop/FolderPd/PeRColate4PD/percolate.pd_linux
percolate.pd_linux 32bit & 64bit:
PercolateLinux.zip
PeRColate for Pure Data version 0.09
PeRColate: written for Max/MSP by Dan Trueman and R. Luke DuBois
PeRColate: ported to PD by Olaf Matthes <olaf.matthes@gmx.de>
PeRColate: adapted to Linux by Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu
<umbpux@tin.it>
PeRColate: help files ported by Martin Dupras
<martin.dupras@uwe.ac.uk>
Source code fixed by Julien Ottavi:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/fork-percolate/
A use of the percolate library:
Links:
