1 Sep
2004
1 Sep
'04
6:53 p.m.
Dave Griffiths wrote:
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 16:02:43 +0100, Steve Harris
wrote
i used libOMC [which is the old library "upgraded" to be buildable
again] in RunMotherfuckerRun player (http://www.artm.org/). it's
available here: http://www.piksel.no/pwiki/OpenSoundControl
it wasn't maintained since around piksel gathering (nov 2003)... oh, and
i'm afraid i have fixed some bugs on artist's offline machine and never
brought the sources back to piksel site. the fixes made it compatible
with Max/MSP's OSC objects (half of the installation is a max patch
running on a mac). if Steve's interested i could find it.
i believe veejay uses it's own OSC implementation (probably based on the
same old implementation but i'm not sure). you could use it to test liblo.
we are considering to start using liblo as "piksel-approved" osc
implementation instead of libOMC.
and afaik there are OSC objects for PureData. i was testing earlier
versions of RmR with PureData coz i don't have a Mac myself. So it was
compatible with those as well.
finally, some of our (http://lab.v2.nl/) artistic hardware speaks OSC
over bluetooth, but it's irrelevant coz there's always only one last
prototype ;-)
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 02:48:46PM +0100, Dave
Griffiths wrote:
Ah, OK. Well thats one more test, I tested liblo against the
original C implementaion when I started it, and after that against
itsself, but I get nervous about self tested software. I was never
sure the old C library was doing what its supposed to though,
couldn't get it to build on a modern machine, and the only binaries
I had were 4 or 5 years old :)
Well, everyone seems to be using liblo :) BTW, if
you have reasonable OSC covereage I'd be very interested in
compatibility tests between whatever you're using and liblo.
Very early days, I've only implemented simple messages so far - but I'm using
liblo for my server and some python I've nicked for the client
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/pure-data/supercollider/python/OSC.py
Seems flawless so far though, and liblo's got a nice clean api.