With "SVN" I meant the code repository in "Subversion"-format that a lot of Pd objects and Pd itself are managed with. sssad is kept there as well, and it's located here:

http://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pure-data/trunk/abstractions/footils/sssad/

There is an option to download a complete archive by using the Download GNU tarball link at the bottom.

Oh, and sorry about the athletic school. I mailed them and asked for a name change but they didn't reply yet.

Update for those who are interested... Also on the cycling'74 forums, the author of oscbonjour has this to say about the current osc-tools:

hi guys,

The original code for oscbonjour is available from sourceforge here:
http://osctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/osctools/tags/osctools-08-08-2009/

Since then I've refactored it, to be a more general purpose zeroconf toolkit. There is now 3 externals zeroconf.browse, zeroconf.resolve and zeroconf.register. You can browse/register iTunes services, local Ftp, etc... not just _osc._udp. It's also more Max5 friendly with attributes

the code is available there:
http://osctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/osctools/trunk/

sorry only XCode projects will compile at the moment.

this is a great clarification and really offers a lot of sense as to the current state of the osc-tools package (read: why the libraries clearly weren't behaving like the outdated code implied). while i'm not running macintosh (gentoo linux), i had a look at some of the source of the updated externals and it all looks pretty portable to puredata! so i'm going to give it a try tonight and see if i can figure out a way to bring zeroconf support to puredata in the next couple of days. i would very much like to implement the avahi zerconf api over apple's bonjour implementation... but i feel like there aren't a whole heck of a lot of potential linux pd/osc/avahi users and even fewer macintosh users using avahi. why this is okay is that there's a dns compatibility layer for avahi that allows apple's and avahi's api to play nicely together.

is there an equivalent of the oscbonjour max/msp external for pure-data? i found a port of the same for pure-data, but the libraries it utilizes are outdated and when i attempted to update the source i didn't get very far. i was able to get the object to compile, but when i tried to create the oscbonjour object the pd console spit out:

/home/mfoster/Desktop/bonjourosc/oscbonjour.pd_linux: /home/mfoster/Desktop/bonjourosc/oscbonjour.pd_linux: undefined symbol: _ZN8ZeroConf10NetService18resolveWithTimeoutEdb

so i'm assuming there's some type mismatches going on in the source that i messed with.

original outdated source: http://svn.puredata.info/svnroot/pure-data/trunk/externals/postlude/oscbonjour/

worth it to just port it myself y'all think?

@Maelstorm said:

Frank, it would be great if you could post a downloadable version of sssad somewhere online (maybe footils.org?). I realize you put it up on SVN, but I think in general people who aren't programmers or don't compile code on their own don't really use SVN. Googling for sssad usually leads to the old ones hosted by Chris McCormick. Or some athletic school in Saskatoon.

Yeah, what's SVN?

On a serious note, I'm reasonably adept in computer stuff, I know it stands for Subversion, but even after looking into it a little, I am still stumped by it so I do tend to avoid SVN stuff.

Frank, it would be great if you could post a downloadable version of sssad somewhere online (maybe footils.org?). I realize you put it up on SVN, but I think in general people who aren't programmers or don't compile code on their own don't really use SVN. Googling for sssad usually leads to the old ones hosted by Chris McCormick. Or some athletic school in Saskatoon.

thanks for the interest! not sure about the current state of my SVN version of muug~; it's essentially an abandoned project/experiment, not enough time on my hands to update it / apply your additions... and there's still a bug in this forum software / setup that means I can't download attachments anyway...

so I suggest you set up a repository on http://gitorious.org or similar and take over this code (there are some tools to convert from svn to git preserving history, email me if you need help), then I can update my SVN version to tell people to get it from your repository instead.

dear all,

is there a way to get the pdvjtools working on Mac OS X10.5.8?
I would be especially interested in the videogrid object (as I hope if I am able to compile this all the other pdvjtools can also be built).

What I did by now (besides having Xcode on the system):

1. install pd-extended binary from:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/pure-data/Pd-0.41.4-extended-macosx104-i386.dmg

2. install ffmpeg via macports (a "ffmpeg -version" results in ffmpeg version 0.5)

3. get ffmpeg sources from: http://ffmpeg.org/releases/ffmpeg-0.5.tar.bz2

4. get the PD sources from:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/pure-data/Pd-0.41.4-extended.tar.bz2

5. get the pdvjtools from:
http://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pure-data/trunk/externals/pdvjtools/

6. modified the first line of the videogrid-makefile to fit my pd sources:
PD_SRC=/Daten/pdsrc/Pd-0.41.4-extended/pd/src

7. tried to modify the second line of the makefile to:
FFMPEG_HEADERS=-I/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5
This is the folder with the ffmpeg sources.

After make clean I start make - it fires up gcc with some correct path to the pd-sources - but the ffmpeg sources are the problem:
g++ -I/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5 -I/Daten/pdsrc/Pd-0.41.4-extended/pd/src -fPIC -c -O -o videogrid.o videogrid.cc
videogrid.cc:47:32: error: ffmpeg/avcodec.h: No such file or directory
...

Question 1: why this path? I never said "ffmpeg" is the path but "ffmpeg-0.5"?

Question 2: Ok - avcodec.h is really not in ffmpeg but in:
/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5/libavcodec/avcodec.h
(I also "opened up" the rights to not be trapped in a permission thingy)

make still does not work - same error;

So I tried:
FFMPEG_HEADERS=-I/ffmpeg-0.5
in the makefile - the result was the same.

So I changed the ffmpeg headers to:
FFMPEG_HEADERS=-I/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5/libavcodec/
Result:
g++ -I/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5/libavcodec/ -I/Daten/pdsrc/Pd-0.41.4-extended/pd/src -fPIC -c -O -o videogrid.o videogrid.cc
videogrid.cc:47:32: error: ffmpeg/avcodec.h: No such file or directory

So I started to mess around even more - i renamed the "libavcodec" dir to "ffmpeg" and restored the headers to FFMPEG_HEADERS=-I/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5
This results (as avcodec.h is now found) in:
g++ -I/Daten/pdsrc/ffmpeg-0.5 -I/Daten/pdsrc/Pd-0.41.4-extended/pd/src -fPIC -c -O -o videogrid.o videogrid.cc
videogrid.cc:48:33: error: ffmpeg/avformat.h: No such file or directory

This for me looks like a never-ending pain - hence the last question:
Does somebody have a working makefile for the pdvjtools for Mac OS X or at least some hint on how to get them working?

cheers
clouds11

x11 external is here:

https://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pure-data/trunk/externals/aalex/

you have to compile it (cant help you with that)

@evilsheep23 said:

Hi Hans,

Thanks for the post and all of your work.
I'm seeing some issues in windows, but I'm guessing you already know these:

1. Most of my old patches and most of the subpatches in them open with objects outside of the visible area of the patch, and the scroll bars never show up.

Recently added and under development. CHeck the 'svn up' instructions on that PdGuiRewrite page for how to update your build.

@evilsheep23 said:

2. No audio setting windows.
   2a) The build is looping my audio out back into my audio in and not accepting my microphones as input, but I don't know whether this is really an issue since there isn't an audio settings window.

Should be fixed by the 'svn update' like above

@evilsheep23 said:

3. Are the gui messages that are coming in on the console (::pd_bindings) just for debugging until release or will they still be there?

Yup, those are debug messages

in Pd-extended-0.41 its in
doc/additional/pd-msg

http://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pure-data/branches/pd-extended/0.41/doc/additional/pd-msg/