Hi Dave,
Looks great, I just compiled it on OS X (10.4.11) from svn source but
there are a few issues (in no particular order):
1. running self-test on the examples directory, the wire.scm example
(and a few others) has some errors (due to osc?) and doesn't display
anything:
output:
, given: {23 40.3 "fluxus"}; other arguments were: "/hello?" "ifs"
=== context ===
/Users/evan/cvs/fluxus/examples/osc-test.scm:4:0: osctest
/Applications/PLT Scheme v3.99.0.25/collects/fluxus-015/scratchpad.ss:
377:0: default-fluxus-frame-callback
osc-spdata-get called without an objected being grabbed
pdata-get called without an objected being grabbed
pdata-get called without an objected being grabbed
pdata-get called without an objected being grabbed
pdata-get called without an objected being grabbed
...
2. it would be nice if, for the self-test, you could just pass
"examples" as the directory instead of "examples/"
3. when compiling (in the first few lines of output), it shows an
error about ld not finding libfluxus - it looks like it is looking
for it in the parent folder of the fluxus distro, and not the fluxus
distro itself.
I'd really like to use Fluxus for a class I'm teaching on programming
& interactive art at UCreative starting in 2 weeks, and I'll try and
make a self-contained Mac app of it for that purpose (although I am
not a very skillful mac app packager).
Cheers
Evan
Cheers
Evan
On Sep 18, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Dave Griffiths wrote:
> A new fluxus!
>
> http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus
> http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/files/fluxus-0.15rc3.tar.gz
>
> This release introduces some big new components, and the usual load of
> fixes, features and improvements.
>
> * Fluxa - audio synthesis designed for functional programming and
> livecoding
> * Frisbee - an experimental game engine based on PLT's FrTime language
> * Midi support
> * Support for PLT 4.x
> * Multiple camera/view rendering
> * Raytracing for collision detection and polygon sampling
> * Improved procedural texture operations
> * More methods for polygon evaluation
> * Lots of optimisations, fixes and other additions
> * New examples and documentation
>
> This build will also be availible on the upcoming release of
> pure:dyne, a
> live disk linux distribution of free audio/visual software:
> http://code.goto10.org/projects/puredyne/
>
> Happy livecoding...
>
>
Received on Fri Sep 19 2008 - 10:40:41 BST