Thanks again @lacuna - great to have that thread as reference!

Just tried it for a bit: I cannot seem to find any binary releases in the github, https://github.com/mganss/pdjs (EDIT: found them https://github.com/mganss/pdjs/releases )- so I went along with this:

http://puredata.info/Members/mganss/software/pdjs/1.2.63/pdjs[v1.2.63](Darwin-amd64-32)(Linux-amd64-32)(Linux-arm64-32)(Windows-amd64-32).dek/view

I don't really understand what this .dek file is supposed to be, but the page itself says it is a zip file, so I tried this (I use MSYS2 bash shell in Windows):

$ wget http://puredata.info/Members/mganss/software/pdjs/1.2.63/pdjs%5Bv1.2.63%5D%28Darwin-amd64-32%29%28Linux-amd64-32%29%28Linux-arm64-32%29%28Windows-amd64-32%29.dek/at_download/file -O pdjs_v1.2.63.dek

$ unzip pdjs_v1.2.63.dek
Archive:  pdjs_v1.2.63.dek
  inflating: pdjs/js.dll
  inflating: pdjs/js.l_arm64
  inflating: pdjs/js.pd_darwin
  inflating: pdjs/js-help.pd
  inflating: pdjs/js.pd_linux
  inflating: pdjs/js-help.js

nice, now I have a pdjs folder; so I tried copying it to my 32-bit copy of PurrData:

$ mv pdjs /c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/extra/
$ /c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/bin/pd.exe -verbose

Here, in an empty patch, I place an object [pdjs/js test.js] (see also the note in the Github README about declare -path pdjs); and I get:

...
tried C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Common Files\\Pd-l2ork\\pdjs\\js\\pdjs\\js.pd and failed
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.m_i386 and failed
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.dll and succeeded
verbose( 1):C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.dll: couldn't load
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.pd and failed
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.pat and failed
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js\\pdjs\\js.pd and failed
error: couldn't create "pdjs/js test.js"
...

Hmmm... library got found, but is not loaded; then I thought, let's check:

$ file /c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/bin/pd.exe
/c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/bin/pd.exe: PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 (stripped to external PDB), for MS Windows

$ file /c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/extra/pdjs/js.dll
/c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/extra/pdjs/js.dll: PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows

Yeah - I cannot load a 64-bit .dll by a 32-bit .exe!

So, apparently, there is no 32-bit build for pdjs (see "Supported platforms" in the Github README), so I installed the 64-bit build of Purr Data ... and tried it there:

$ cp -a /c/bin/PurrData_x86_2.15.2/extra/pdjs /c/bin/PurrData_x86_64_2.15.2/extra/
$ /c/bin/PurrData_x86_64_2.15.2/bin/pd.exe -verbose

... and finally, could see it working - instantiating [pdjs/js test.js] gives messages:

...
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_64_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.m_i386 and failed
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_64_2.15.2\\extra\\pdjs\\js.dll and succeeded
pdjs version 1.2.63 (v8 version 8.6.395.24)
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_2.15.2\\test.js and failed
tried C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Roaming\\Pd-l2ork\\test.js and failed
tried C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\Pd-l2ork\\test.js and failed
tried C:\\bin\\PurrData_x86_64_2.15.2\\extra\\test.js and failed
error: Script file 'test.js' not found.
... click the link above to track it down, or click the 'Find Last Error' item in the Edit menu.
error: couldn't create "pdjs/js test.js"

One invocation that works for quick test is [pdjs/js pdjs/js-help.js], which succeeds - and then you can right-click the object and see the Help.

Finally, note this from the README:

There is no built-in editor like in Max, source files have to be created and edited outside of Pure Data.

Well, this is nice! On to see how to work with this object...

Thanks again for the help!

EUREKA! I solved the following problem:

Problem: provide a mechanism for allowing patches to self-close without Pd crashing.
Requirements: (1) uses only Pd vanilla; (2) action to close patch starts on the very patch that will be closed.

Solution: copy patch killer.pd in the same folder as the patch to be closed, and send a message containing ";pd open killer.pd <dir>;kill_me symbol patch_to_be_closed.pd":

killer.pd
patch_to_be_closed.pd

Comments: (documented in the killer patch) Pd doesn't deal well with menuclose requests that originate (in a direct chain reaction) from the same patch that wants to be closed, so a separate killer patch is needed, which can be opened by the same patch requesting to be closed. In order to break the direct chain reaction, the solution is to postpone this request and make it appear as being originated inside the killer patch. This is done by storing the received symbol and delaying the message menuclose by 0 ms, which is enough to issue a new chain of events. The killer patch stays alive (but invisible), and any new instances of the killer patch will silently kill the previous instances so that only one killer patch is alive at any given time. [EDIT: I included a safeguard [pipe 1] in the killer patch, check the inline comments]. This implementation fixes the problems with my previous solution and also with the 3-patches method by @ingox, both of which didn't work through a send/receive pair. It also does not depend on dynamic patching.

This has been tested in Pd 0.50-2 and Ubuntu 20.04. I appreciate feedback to confirm if it works in other platforms/versions.

@whale-av Thanks again David for the suggestions (hcs, mouse clicks)! I wasn't too keen on the idea of depending on external libraries, and I also had to abandom the idea of having the killer patch embedded in the patch to be closed.

Nek'Sum-6 drone/texture monophonic synthesizer is compose of 5 stages :

First stage -> 3 main OSC with noise mixer option and generative synthesis support with 5 types of waves (tri,sqr,saw,supersaw,generative).
Second stage -> Filter stage with morph option and 4 filters types : Pass through, Lowpass, Highpass, Bandpass for the first stage.
Third stage -> 3 LFO (sin,tri,sqr,saw) modulators for the second stage.
Forth stage -> 3 Phasor's for the third stage.
Fifth stage -> 1 Deep Reverb with Lowpass filter for the forth stage.

It is capable of generating a large soundscape of drone/texture sounds inspired by The Doctor.

-UPDATE-
Thanks to Seven of Nine Nek'Sum is now at version [v6.0]

• Added Mandarin edition after cyber-brainstorming with Jade Chia-Jung [v6.0].
• Translation of the Ancient Egyption logo into obscure dialect of Anquietas language, thanks to Daniel Jackson [v6.0].
• Thanks to Nox cyberart society now the GUI is much better [v5.0].
• Added reset, randomization and resize for the generative synthesis [v5.0].
• Added generative synthesis support for each oscillator [v4.0].
• Added a noise mixer with 4 types of noise for each oscillator (orange,yellow,blue,pink) [v3.0].
• Added a morphing mechanism for filter stage [v3.0].
• This new version has a better GUI interface powered by a Borg-Casimir engine [v2.0].

-CYBERLOG-

Project manager : Oma Desala
Programming/UX design : Boran Robert Andrei
QA engineer : Anubis
Generative synthesis system design/Lead engineer : Seven of Nine
DSP engineering : Jade Chia-Jung, The Doctor
Testing/debugging system engineer : Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter
Language consultant : Daniel Jackson

Patch Download English Edition :
Nek'Sum 6.rar
Nek'Sum 5.rar
Nek'Sum 4.rar
Nek'Sum 3.rar
Nek'Sum2.rar
Nek'Sum.zip

Patch Download Mandarin Edition :
Nek'Sum 6 - Mandarin Edition.rar

Mandarin special edition :

Snapshots :

An implementation of FFmpeg for audio playback of almost any media format

When building, the FFmpeg libraries are dynamically linked by default, which means that you'll need a local installation of these libraries in order for the external to work.

Includes the following features:

• play/pause and seek functionality.

• changing the speed of playback.

• reading and iterating through m3u playlists.

  • It reads pseudo m3u playlists. Each line in the m3u should be just the file name, preceded by a path relative to the location of the m3u if they don't reside in the same folder.

  • The m3u reader can also read nested m3u's. For example, an m3u could consist of the following three lines:

  disc1.m3u
  disc2.m3u
  disc3.m3u
  

• opening files from http urls.

• retrieving metadata.

Creation args

1. numeric list

   • The channel layout. Defaults to stereo if no args given.

   • Numbers specified represent the bits of an audio channel bit-mask. A full list of available channels can be found here: https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/blob/master/libavutil/channel_layout.h

Inlets

1. bang - Play/pause the currently loaded track.

   • Sends a 1 or 0 through the last outlet to indicate whether it's playing or paused.

   float - (Re)start playback of a given track number

   • Zero will stop playback.

   anything - Look for matching metadata

   • If metadata is found, it will be sent through the right-most outlet.

• A file must be successfully opened for any of the above to work

2. signal - Change the playback speed.

   • speed can be a factor between 16 and 1/16th.

   • speed can also be altered by sending the message [ speed $1 ( to the 1st inlet.

Outlets

1. signal - Left channel

2. signal - Right channel

   • The number of signal outlets there are depends on the number of creation args given, with the default being 2 signals for stereo.

3. list - Outputs various messages including information regarding whether a file was successfully opened, whether a track is currently playing, track metadata, etc.

Messages

• [ print $.. ( or [ info $.. ( - Prints metadata info.

  • If no args given, it will print general info. Otherwise, it will print custom info.

  • metadata needs to be surrounded with percent signs.

    • Example [ print %artist% - %title% (

• [ send $.. ( - Sends metadata info through the
  last outlet.

• [ open $1 ( - Attempts to open a file.

  • Sends a 1 or 0 through the last outlet to indicate success or failure.

• [ seek $1 ( - Seek to a track position.

• [ speed $1 ( - Set the playback speed.

• [ play $1 ( - Set playback state to either playing or paused.

  • Acts as a toggle when no args are given.
  • When an arg is given, state is forced to playing(1) or paused(0).

• [ interp $1 ( - Change the interpolation algorithm.

  • Options include:
    • Sinc (good | medium | fast)
    • Zero-order hold
    • Linear (the default)

• [ stop ( - An alias for [ 0 (.

• [ pos ( - Returns the track position.

• Any unrecognized message is assumed to be a metadata term. If there is a match, the metadata will be sent through the last outlet.

Update - March 16 2022:

ffplay~ now uses Secret Rabbit Code for resampling, which makes playback speed transitions much smoother. Playback speed can also be manipulated with signals via the 2nd inlet.

ffplay~ is now available through deken. It is part of a larger library called quilt. Searching either "quilt" or "ffplay~" should give a result.

The FFmpeg libraries are still separate, but can be either easily downloaded or easily installed via a package manager.

For Windows users, the FFmpeg libraries can be downloaded here: https://github.com/myQwil/pd-quilt/releases/download/v0.7.7/ffmpeg.v4.4.1.Windows-amd64-32.zip.

For Linux and macOS users, A README file is included, which lists the dependencies for those platforms.

ffplay~.zip

@whale-av

I found that I have one "pd-extras" on my desktop and another "pd-extras" on my "home" folder.

I switched paths and re-started pd but "demux" still didn't work.

I seem to be missing at least "zexy/0x2e", but don't know where to find it.

I found a zip file for "deken" but i havent got a clue what to type in.

I have tried to install extras in the "help>find externals" window - zexy 1 2 3 4 5 6. Still didn't work.

Can you please tell me what exactly I should type in to the linux terminal to get the latest "pd/extendeded edition" for linux mint:

apt-get...?

Can any one explain whats going on here? I have a working "demux" in the help file but it won't work on the "stage"? How can it work in the help file but not on the "stage"?

Also i have found that although "demux" in the help file has inlets and outlets, it still doesn't trigger any of the print objects? Why not?

Can any one explain?

Many thanks for your on-going support. : )

Bạn đã biết về top 3 cây nóng lạnh Karofi tốt nhất tại dienmay Sakura chưa? Nếu chưa biết đến 3 sản phẩm này bạn có thể tham khảo bài viết dưới đây để tìm hiểu thêm thông tin về những sản phẩm cây nóng lạnh bán chạy nhất năm 2020.

Cây nước nóng lạnh Karofi HC 15 tiết kiệm điện - mẫu úp bình hiện đại
Các thông số kỹ thuật của máy

● Kích thước máy: 285 x 336 x 1004 (đơn vị: mm)
● Mức điện áp: 220V/50Hz
● Công suất máy nóng lạnh: 500W/ 85W
● Trọng lượng máy: 13.5 kg
● Nhiệt độ làm nóng nước: Từ 85 đến 95 độ C
● Nhiệt độ nước lạnh: Từ 5 đến 10 độ C
● Màu sắc: Màu trắng
● Dung tích của bình nước nóng lạnh: 1.1 / 2.8 lít
● Khóa an toàn của vòi nước nóng: Có
● Khoang chứa đồ: Có

Ưu điểm nổi bật của mẫu cây nóng lạnh HC15

● Có hệ thống làm nóng và lạnh nước uống tự động. Đây là ưu điểm vô cùng tiện lợi và đơn giản cho người dùng trong bất cứ hoàn cảnh nào. Khi nào bạn cần sử dụng chỉ cần mở vòi và lấy nước là được.
● Trang bị khóa an toàn cho trẻ nhỏ đối với vòi nước nóng. Đây là một ưu điểm được đánh giá cao và cực kỳ phù hợp với những gia đình có trẻ nhỏ.
● Sử dụng công tắc nóng và lạnh riêng biệt. Người dùng có thể linh hoạt trong việc bật hoặc tắt bất cứ khi nào có nhu cầu sử dụng. Nhờ có điều này mà người dùng có thể tiết kiệm điện năng.
● Dễ dàng hơn trong việc quan sát để có thể chủ động thay bình mới khi hết nước.
● Có khoang chứa đồ vô cùng tiện lợi nằm ngay bên dưới cây nước. Vị trí được thiết kế thích hợp để đặt cốc nước, cà phê hoặc những gói đồ uống khác, …
● Hệ thống hai vòng nóng lạnh riêng biệt với hai màu sắc khác nhau giúp người dùng dễ dàng hơn trong việc phân biệt.
● Thiết kế hiện đại, trang nhã, phù hợp với không gian hiện đại lẫn truyền thống.

Máy nước nóng lạnh Karofi tốt nhất - HC18 mẫu hút bình khác biệt

Thông số kỹ thuật mẫu HC18

● Kích thước cây nóng lạnh: 300 x 330 x 1010 (đơn vị mm)
● Trọng lượng của máy: 13.9 kg
● Mức điện áp: 220V/ 50Hz
● Công suất làm nước nóng / lạnh: 500W /90W
● Nhiệt độ làm nước nóng: 85oC - 95oC
● Nhiệt độ làm nước lạnh: 5 đến 10 độ C
● Màu sắc: Trắng đi cùng với tấm ốp mặt màu đen
● Dung tích tổng thể của cây nóng/ lạnh: 1.1 lít/ 3.2 lít
● Khóa an toàn của vòi nước nóng: Có
● Khoang chứa đồ: Không có

Ưu điểm của cây nóng lạnh mẫu HC18

● Thiết kế bắt mắt, trang nhã và tinh tế. Dễ dàng trở thành điểm nhấn trong không gian nhà ở hoặc chốn văn phòng làm việc.
● Hệ thống làm nóng hoặc lạnh tự động nguồn nước uống đầu vào. Đơn giản, dễ dàng sử dụng và cực kỳ tiện lợi cho người dùng. Khi người sử dụng có nhu cầu, chỉ cần mở vòi và lấy nước dùng.
● Khóa an toàn cho trẻ nhỏ ở vòi nước nóng hỗ trợ các gia đình có em nhỏ an toàn hơn trong trường hợp bất cẩn.
● Thiết kế hai công tắc nóng và lạnh với hai màu sắc dễ dàng phân biệt. Dễ dàng hơn cho người sử dụng dùng độc lập tùy theo nhu cầu sử dụng của từng đối tượng. Đồng thời với thiết kế riêng biệt như vậy giúp cho người dùng tiết kiệm được nhiều điện năng hơn.
● Sử dụng công nghệ hút bình mới: Thao tác thay bình nước mới sẽ dễ dàng hơn, đồng thời nâng cao tính thẩm mỹ của sản phẩm. Thiết kế nhỏ gọn không chiếm nhiều không gian diện tích
● Có ba vòi lấy nước với từng chế độ riêng biệt: Nóng - lạnh và chế độ nước ở nhiệt độ thường cho người dùng thoải mái lựa chọn.

Review cây nước nóng lạnh Karofi HC300-RO tốt nhất - không cần thay thế bình nước
Thông số kỹ thuật máy nóng lạnh Karofi HC300-RO

● Trọng lượng của máy: 14 kg
● Kích thước máy: 300 x 395 x 1110 (đơn vị: mm)
● Mức điện áp: 220V / 50Hz
● Công suất làm nước nóng/ lạnh: 500W/ 85W
● Nhiệt độ nước nóng: từ 85oC đến 95oC
● Nhiệt độ của nước lạnh: từ 5oC đến 10oC
● Màu sắc: Trắng trang nhã
● Dung tích tổng của cây nước nóng/ lạnh: 1.1 lít / 3.2 lít
● Khóa an toàn của vòi nước nóng: Có
● Khoang chứa đồ: Không có.

Ưu điểm nổi trội của sản phẩm

● Hệ thống tự làm nóng và lạnh nguồn nước uống đầu vào: Tiện lợi hơn cho người dùng trong mọi trường hợp cần có nhu cầu sử dụng.
● Khóa an toàn ở vòi nước nóng: Đảm bảo sự an toàn cho những gia đình có trẻ nhỏ trong những trường hợp bất cẩn.
● Thiết kế công tắc hai vòi nóng và lạnh riêng biệt với hai màu sắc khác nhau: Giúp người dùng có những sự lựa chọn độc lập đồng thời hỗ trợ tiết kiệm điện năng.
● Tích hợp với hệ thống lọc nước RO hiện đại: Nguồn nước đầu vào trong hệ thống máy nóng lạnh được lấy ra từ hệ thống lọc RO để đảm bảo được nguồn nước sạch và hợp vệ sinh. Thiết kế tiện dụng, người dùng không cần phải thay thế bình nước trong quá trình sử dụng sản phẩm. Đồng thời cũng sẽ chủ động kiểm soát được nguồn nước một cách đảm bảo chất lượng nhất.
● Không cần thay thế bình nước mà sử dụng trực tiếp nước từ nguồn nối.
● Có 3 vòi nước nóng, lạnh và thường tùy nhu cầu sử dụng.

Hệ thống lọc RO hiện đại tích hợp trong máy làm nóng/ lạnh nguồn nước

● Lõi lọc PP 5 micron
● Lõi lọc OCB
● Lõi lọc PP 1 micron
● Màng lọc RO 100GPD Hàn
● Lọc lọc T33
● Lõi lọc Nano Silver diệt hơn 99% vi khuẩn ở trong nước

Nguồn: https://dienmaysakura.vn/top-3-cay-nong-lanh-karofi-ban-chay-nhat-nam-2020.html

UPDATING...

Changing the JackRouter.ini file, as suggested by @ whale-av, worked! But in parts ...
1º - I'm testing Jack on two Windows machines. A descktop and a notebook. Same version of PD and system.

2º - On both machines the JackRouter.ini file contained 4 channels as standard.

3º - On the notebook, when I started the PD, I got 4 channels on Jack. In the descktop the result is the print attached above.

4º - After changing the JackRouter.ini file on the notebook, I got the expected result. But ...

5º - In the descktop I still got two PD channels in Jack.

6º - I installed PD 0.48 on the descktop and Jack introduced me to the channels corresponding to those edited in the JackRouter.ini file.

7º - I tried the versions 0.49 and 0.50 of the PD in the descktop and I am still presented with only two channels in Jack, even reinstalling Jack and changing JackRouter.ini.

8º - In Cubase LE I also have the same problem ...

ps: sorry, english is not my native language

Yes and a topic that I like very much.
We're in 2020! Like I always say, we sent a spacecraft to the moon with a 2.048 MHz computer

@cheesemaster said:

-Ubuntu Studio, maybe an RME PCI card

Why RME PCI, you can find good external soundcard, I guess it depends on the computer that you will choose (more on that later). Yes I like Ubuntu Studio, good choice.

-Really only doing audio (oscillators, arrays, filtering, delays) No graphics.

Perfect, start pd with -rt -nogui
Use [pd~] only if topping 100% CPU (pd is single thread).

-Keeping the the machine quiet (low fan noise) is VERY important.

Fanless is possible, again depending on the computer you choose.

What CPU specs matter most for common audio and MIDI tasks in PD? Number of cores? Thread count? Clock speed?

Clock speed = lowest latency (you can push jack to buffer 64) without xruns. If you are not playing live (for example using ADC) you don't need low latency configuration (I am lucky and not very good at detecting latency, my setup is around 38ms (round-trip). You can detect latency using jack_iodelay.

RAM is important if you want to load samples in PD in advance (avoiding glitches).

NVMe SSD if you can.

If I run other apps (VCV rack, Carla, various Jack plugins) will those processes distribute to the other Cores?

Yes, again Pd is single thread. Others are usually better (GUI on a separated thead for example).

Does Pd benefit from a more powerful GPU card? Or will there be no difference if I use the GPU embedded in the CPU? Is it different if I launch Pd without the gui? (-nogui)

If you don't use Gem you don't need a dedicated GPU card.

Here's some ideas for you, I've been building some setup over the years:

Theremin à crayon:

Using a Surface Pro 3 running Ubuntu Studio with a "old" USB 1.1 sound card. Heavy patch using lots of software : Bitwig, SooperLooper, Guitarix and of course PD. Midi (PD), OSC (Bitwig, SooperLooper). Very quiet but the Surface gets hot (fans are kind of quiet like a good laptop).

Heavybox:
https://www.workinprogress.ca/projects/heavy-box/

Similar setup, a quiet PC using a big heat sink and a overrated power supply so the fan never start. Noctura fan on the side (expensive but quiet). Old soundcard (firewire) but I can do low latency. 8 ins/8 outs.

Biscuit box computer:
https://www.workinprogress.ca/biscuit-box-computer/

Mini-pc not quiet, not very fast in this case a cheap usb soundcard (you know +- 8$ barely better than the embedded one).

Phimatics:

A raspberry pi 2 with wolfson audio card. Using only PD with Alsa, I am getting very good result (low latency) quiest setup. But of course I need to be careful with the CPU.

JAS:

Working on a new project, I found this midi keyboard in the trash / snow. I will put Khadas VIM version 1 (ARM) with a BEHRINGER UCG102 (usb soundcard for guitar). Quiet, no fan can be run on a battery (5V). Will post the project when over.

Lattepanda:
Never worked with it, but looks very powerful. There's a price tag. Maybe for the next project.

Cheers

Thank you @Jona I am trying with the lsit2symbol abstraction.
@whale-av actually Y is stuck to the 15...

I connected a 3D Printer using comport and need to track the position of the extruder.
Directly from Comport I get this info:

comport: X : 0 . 0 0 Y : 0 . 0 0 Z : 0 . 0 0 E : 0 . 0 0 C o u n t X : 0 . 0 0 Y : 0 . 0 0 Z : 0 . 0 0
comport: o k

Trying with your patch I am able to remove spaces (using vl2s and edit):

vl2s: symbol X_:0.0_0_Y:0.0_0_Z:0.0_0_E:0.0_0 C_o_u_n_t X:_ 0.0_0_Y:0.0_0_Z:0.0_0
vl2s: **symbol o_k_

edit: symbol X:0.00Y:0.00Z:0.00E:0.00 Count X: 0.00Y:0.00Z:0.00
edit: symbol ok

Actually I just need the integral number after the axis (X,Y,Z). The second group of axes would be great (current position) but the first group (to go Position) is also OK.

I tried using cylone/nth. But the problem is that the list sometimes is longer so looking for the nth is not a good Idea:

comport: X : 0 . 0 0 Y : 0 . 0 0 Z : 0 . 0 0 E : 0 . 0 0 C o u n t X : 0 . 0 0 Y : 0 . 0 0 Z : 0 . 0 0
comport: X : 10 . 0 0 Y : 0 . 0 0 Z : 0 . 0 0 E : 0 . 0 0 C o u n t X : 10 . 0 0 Y : 0 . 0 0 Z : 0 . 0 0

serialtester.pd

Looking forward for your replies

BlurPD is a framework system to extend Pure Data with the ability to make
digital logic circuits while taking advantage of the DSP capabilities of Pure Data. In order to design and simulate interesting circuits, ASIC chips, DSP processors or entire CPU's, all in Pure Data. It is made from jucy fundamental modules (Lego blocks) that when put together turn Pure Data into a madness of bits ...

Bug Fixes & Notes [v3]

Modules [v3]

• GATES : not,and,nand,or,nor,xor,xnor,cfg,icfg,dna,ro,and3,or3,nand3,nor3,xor3,xnor3
• PLEXERS : 2x1multiplexer,1x2demultiplexer,1x2decoder
• MATH : adder,subtractor,multiplier,divider,comparator,comparator2
• IC : bpd1g8n (integrated 8xNAND gates)
• TOOLS : redled,blueled,greenled,yellowled,magentaled,cyanled,sigv,pininv,gateanalyer
  ledmatrix,controller,adipswitch,vled,hexdisplay,sigbridge,pinanalyzer
• WIRING : pininput,pinoutput,pin0,pin1,dipswitch,idipswitch
• MODULES : the core library for BlurPD built-in modules
• ICMODULES : the core library for "IC" modules
• DSP : btom,sin~,pha~,ipha~,cos~
• DSPTOOLS : scope~

New Stuff [v3]

• Changes to the Help system. Better GUI and integration [v3]

patch download
BlurPDv3-[3-7-2020].zip

BlurPD archive (older versions)
BlurPDv2.9-[3-3-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.8-[3-3-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.7-[3-3-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.6-[3-1-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.5-[2-29-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.4-[2-27-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.3-[2-26-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.2-[2-25-2020].zip

Multibit modules for more complex circuits [v3]

4-bit Boran-Tsung function using a 4-bit ALU (arithmetic logic unit) circuit made with BlurPD [v3]

4-bit Xi'n function using a 4-bit ALU circuit made with BlurPD [v3]

Snapshot of the modules system and help system [v3]

Making generative sounds using new DSP modules [v2.9]

Polymorphic circuit [v2.7]

Application 1 of BlurPD system from [v2.3]

Application 2 of BlurPD system from [v2.3]

Hexadecimal display [v2.3]

The Ancients [v2.2]

Complex analysis using a DIP-switch analyzer [v2.1]

DIPSwitch from [v2.0]