Graham Wakefield

Has anyone done this? [I want to avoid flext because of the message 

Are there any things I should know? Any special settings for the 

Any simple example of using C++ code in a max object would be great!

Has anyone done this?  [I want to avoid flext because of the message  
calling/memory overhead]

Are there any things I should know?  Any special settings for the  
Xcode project?

c-objects-in-a-maxmsp-external-not-using-flext

> Has anyone done this? [I want to avoid flext because of the message 

> Are there any things I should know? Any special settings for the Xcode 

you can do the rest in C++. I don't have any code that looks really C++, 

only soemthing inbetween, but Max doesn't care what you code, as long as 

Graham Wakefield wrote:
> Has anyone done this?  [I want to avoid flext because of the message 
> calling/memory overhead]
>
> Are there any things I should know?  Any special settings for the Xcode 
> project?

you can do the rest in C++. I don't have any code that looks really C++, 
only soemthing inbetween, but Max doesn't care what you code, as long as 
your compiler likes it.

Quote: lists@grahamwakefield wrote on Sat, 30 December 2006 03:44

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> Any simple example of using C++ code in a max object would be

Oh yes, the two provided examples (2 only) are written in C.

Having a couple of examples in C++ would be more than welcome.

Could someone share some little examples?

Quote: lists@grahamwakefield wrote on Sat, 30 December 2006 03:44
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> Any simple example of using C++ code in a max object would be
> great!
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Oh yes, the two provided examples (2 only) are written in C.
Having a couple of examples in C++ would be more than welcome.
Could someone share some little examples?

Thanks for the ObjectiveC example, exactly what I was looking for!

i'm trying you understand and compile your objective-C example: i 

keep getting the following errors on compilation:

/path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 

Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to 

Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to undefined _objc_msgSend

i've tried #include/#importing a bunch of things but no such luck.

> and here's a toy example using ObjectiveC

http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/temps-reel/movement/muller/

i'm trying you understand and compile your objective-C example: i  
keep getting the following errors on compilation:

/usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
.objc_class_name_NSObject
_objc_msgSend
/path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 
Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to  
undefined .objc_class_name_NSObject
/path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 
Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to undefined _objc_msgSend

> and here's a toy example using ObjectiveC
> http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/temps-reel/movement/muller/ 
> index.php?entry=entry061109-110500


You need to add the Foundation framework to the "Link Binary with 

On Jan 21, 2007, at 9:25 AM, jasch wrote:

> i'm trying you understand and compile your objective-C example: i 

> keep getting the following errors on compilation:

> /path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 

> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to 

> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to undefined _objc_msgSend

> i've tried #include/#importing a bunch of things but no such luck.

>> and here's a toy example using ObjectiveC

http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/temps-reel/movement/muller/index.php?entry=entry061109-110500

You need to add the Foundation framework to the "Link Binary with  
Libraries" step in your main target.

> hi remy,
>
> i'm trying you understand and compile your objective-C example: i  
> keep getting the following errors on compilation:
>
> /usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
> .objc_class_name_NSObject
> _objc_msgSend
> /path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 
> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to  
> undefined .objc_class_name_NSObject
> /path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 
> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to undefined _objc_msgSend
>
>
> i've tried #include/#importing a bunch of things but no such luck.
>
> see the status of my source attached:
>
>
>
> any ideas?
>
> thanks
>
> /*j
>
>
>> and here's a toy example using ObjectiveC
>> http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/temps-reel/movement/muller/index.php?entry=entry061109-110500
>
>
>


On 22 Jan 2007, at 19:28, Mark Pauley wrote:

> You need to add the Foundation framework to the "Link Binary with 

> On Jan 21, 2007, at 9:25 AM, jasch wrote:

>> i'm trying you understand and compile your objective-C example: i 

>> keep getting the following errors on compilation:

>> /path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 

>> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to 

>> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to undefined _objc_msgSend

>> i've tried #include/#importing a bunch of things but no such luck.

> You need to add the Foundation framework to the "Link Binary with  
> Libraries" step in your main target.
>
> _Mark
>
> On Jan 21, 2007, at 9:25 AM, jasch wrote:
>
>> hi remy,
>>
>> i'm trying you understand and compile your objective-C example: i  
>> keep getting the following errors on compilation:
>>
>> /usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
>> .objc_class_name_NSObject
>> _objc_msgSend
>> /path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 
>> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to  
>> undefined .objc_class_name_NSObject
>> /path/fraction/build/Fraction.build/Development/fraction.build/ 
>> Objects-normal/ppc/Fraction.o reference to undefined _objc_msgSend
>>
>>
>> i've tried #include/#importing a bunch of things but no such luck.
>>
>> see the status of my source attached:


C++ objects in a Max/MSP external (not using flext)?