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wateredge
yeah, I know, probably it's not clear. In few words I would like to recode PureData from scratch for an academic project. That's why I would like to start with simple arithmetic blocks. Of course there will be no GUI, so it's going to be a very minimal version of puredata
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wateredge
Thank you both for answering promptly!
I'm sorry for the delay, I've been reading some documentation, including the one Landon proposed but with no successLet's suppose I would like to create a very simple version of PD (without audio, midi, GUI, watchdog, etc...). I'd like to define just one object (a "+" operator, for example) and then be able to perform a simple operation like 2+2
I know, this might sound stupid, but my aim is to compute the result starting from a *.pd file independently from how many blocks have been implemented in that file.
Thank you!
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wateredge
Hi guys,
I have just a quick technical question: how does PD work?
I mean, each object has its own *.c file, but then how does PD "put together" these objects?I'm trying to read the source code, but I'm not really into C language. Could you explain me roughly the working principle behind Pure Data?
Thank you in advance for your time and help!
Anna