• jim

    command line: g++ filename.cpp -o filename.pd_linux -no-pie
    works.

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  • jim

    @seb-harmonik.ar Thx I use ctrl-shift-b for vs code. this launches the build, which for me is with gcc.

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  • jim

    @whale-av I tried to open Pd this way but got the same error, plus cannot open library, but thanks!

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  • jim

    #include "m_pd.h"

    #include <iostream>

    class helloworld {
    public:
    helloworld() {}
    void bang() {
    std::cout << "Hello world !!" << std::endl;
    }
    };

    int main() {
    helloworld obj;
    obj.bang();
    return 0;
    }

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  • jim

    It's a single .cpp file. I'm learning that the position-independent executable flag is created at compile time. I think I need to know how to compile to a non PIE. Nothing in the source code goes to memory allocation...there's no new or static or anything. I tried using the makefile in pd docs but it apparently ignores my file. Hold on I'll give you the source

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  • jim

    C++ code successfully compiled found and recognized by Pd--can anyone tell me how to get it to load? Thx

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