Hi there, i'm newer of pd, i know well max or sc, i writing a small app for android and i use libpd, I wish to use round~ into my patch, but vanilla have not, so i tried to build it but the example i found were not for audio use.
I found an external .darwin from Fredrik Oloffson which i don't know if will be compatible with android.
May i ask some help to identify which solution is better to obtain round~ working inside android?
Where find the round.pd for example,
Where put it to get it working inside pd vanilla?
Thanks in advance!
Giammy

@Ch4n In the menu...... help..... find externals....... show all......
For any you don't find... download them and put their folder in the Pd/extra folder.
Follow any instructions you find in any "readme".
If necessary declare the name in ...... edit... preferences..... startup..... using the -lib flag...... (i.e. -lib zexy)
Normally you do not need to put the path to the folder if it is in "extra".
David.

Wow thanks for help! But i found a round method which is .darwin, it is in the same folder of the pd file, and it work without any change, does it work with libpd?
If not where i can download the round~ lib to add it?
Thanks

@Ch4n Sorry, I have these......... round.zip which suggest that you might find what you need googling..... "libpd iemlib github"
David.

Thanks

libpd works with vanilla native objects. There's some procedure to include externals, I think you have to compile libpd with the externals you want to use, but I'm not sure, never used libpd.
The point is that libpd will actually create C# code which you can use in your Android app, so there's no external executable that will work with Android. You'll need an external that works with your OS. If you're on a Mac, then .pd_darwin is what you need (or .d_fat).