• satsriakal

    Hi,
    some years ago I was able to use py/pyext externals. I used several files with object created in Python.

    Now, I've opened the same files, but they don't work anymore.
    I suppose that PD is not opening py/pyext external correctly.
    Could someone help me, please?
    Regards
    Beppe

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  • satsriakal

    Working!

    I had to create the file /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf as suggested on the web site suggested by you.
    Thanks a lot!!!
    Best regards
    Beppe

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  • satsriakal

    Hi,
    when I start PD I get this error: "priority 6 scheduling failed; running at normal priority"

    If I run it as a root, I get:

    Cannot connect to server socket err = No such file or directory
    Cannot connect to server request channel
    jack server is not running or cannot be started
    JackShmReadWritePtr::~JackShmReadWritePtr - Init not done for -1, skipping unlock
    JackShmReadWritePtr::~JackShmReadWritePtr - Init not done for -1, skipping unlock

    Could you help me, please?
    Regards
    Beppe

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  • satsriakal

    I used the class class_setpropertiesfn() and I tried to follow the examples, but I get "segmentation fault" when I click on properties.
    What can I do to solve the problem?

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  • satsriakal

    Hi everybody,

    In the context menu of some objects, I can choose "properties"; then a window opens in order to set properties of the object.
    is there a way to write such a properties interface for external objects?

    Best regards and wishes for next Christmas holidays
    BB

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  • satsriakal

    Thanks for your answer!
    I solved the problem since I find a parameter of the callback function where I can pass the pointer to an outlet.
    Best wishes!
    BB

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  • satsriakal

    Hi everybody,

    I'm trying to write an external block in order to interface puredata with an external device.

    The external device is connected to a callback function (an API already available in libraries in C language).
    I'm not able to send the callback function result to an outlet of the block I'm trying to write.
    If I use a global variable it's a mess if I use more than one block in a patch.
    On the other side, I can't pass a pointer to the pd class, since the callback function is written according to the API given with the device.
    is there any possibility to incapsulate a variable or a function in order to make them invisible to other objects of the same class?
    Best regards
    BB

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