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is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having a hard time finding anything about it online. Thankz

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Download the max sdk, it has examples that 

Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 11:41 am

> is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having 

> a hard time finding anything about it online. Thankz

Download the max sdk, it has examples that 
show how to create externals.

----- Original Message -----
From: Scott Tolinski 
Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 11:41 am
Subject: [maxmsp] max/msp ----> C++

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> is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having 
> a hard time finding anything about it online. Thankz
>


well i'm actually trying to turn my max patch into a c++ program that i can modify to put on my nintendo ds sooo that i can wirelessly controll max with midi messages from my ds's touchscreen

I think that Scott is asking if there's a way to convert a patch into 

source code. At this time, no, there isn't.

Am 20.02.2007 um 19:08 schrieb apalomba@austin.rr.com:

> Download the max sdk, it has examples that

> Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 11:41 am

>> is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having

>> a hard time finding anything about it online. Thankz

I think that Scott is asking if there's a way to convert a patch into  
source code. At this time, no, there isn't.

> Download the max sdk, it has examples that
> show how to create externals.
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>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Scott Tolinski 
> Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 11:41 am
> Subject: [maxmsp] max/msp ----> C++
>
>>
>> is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having
>> a hard time finding anything about it online. Thankz
>>


hmm that's a bummer, now i have to find someone that knows c++ enough to make a slider... thanks

if you want to make custom user interface elements for Max/MSP, I 

highly suggest you check out JSUI (unless I am misunderstanding!)

On Feb 20, 2007, at 2:26 PM, Scott Tolinski wrote:

> hmm that's a bummer, now i have to find someone that knows c++ 

if you want to make custom user interface elements for Max/MSP, I  
highly suggest you check out JSUI (unless I am misunderstanding!)
On Feb 20, 2007, at 2:26 PM, Scott Tolinski wrote:

> hmm that's a bummer, now i have to find someone that knows c++  
> enough to make a slider... thanks

if you can live with using your ds for midi and then porting midi into max give this a try...ive not looked at it thouroughly but it certainly sounds like a starting point. this guy is running garageband with his ds!

http://xbox.hackaday.com/2006/11/23/happy-thxgiving-dsmidiwifi/

yes this is what i'm wanting to do.. i planned on using their tools to get the midi to my computer, i just wanted to have a custom gui on the ds. Like i basically want a certain amount of vertical and horizontal sliders with values 0 127 that i can controll with the touch screen. I wonder if those guys could show me some stuff?

there is already some funky programs for the DS and some for Palm os for midi data. I know that there is a coll wireless program which sets up a mini network server on your machine and connects you ds to it and then you ca neither use it as a kaos pad type thing or a 12 note key bourd to send data. You can also send midi data back to the ds to use the on bourd midi soudn card

i thinkalso, the "piano" keys actually work as sliders to, in the video he moves up and down the keys to bend the pitch of guitar. i would assume that since hes using midi to talk to garageband, the values of those 'keysliders' are 0 127, you may therefore be able to hack that code and simply change the graphics if your not comfortable building the code from scratch.

i thinkalso, the "piano" keys actually work as sliders to, in the video he moves up and down the keys to bend the pitch of guitar. i would assume that since hes using midi to talk to garageband, the values of those 'keysliders' are 0 127, you may therefore be able to hack that code and simply change the graphics if your not comfortable building the code from scratch.
good luck! :)

> is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having a

> hard time finding anything about it online.

Its interesting how often this question comes up. If you know what c++ 

is (or any low level programming language), you'd probably not get the 

idea to ask it, and if you don't know you'd better stick with max, way 

And if you want to convert it to give the source to a knowledgeable c++ 

programmer, you'd better show him the patch and ask to redo it from 

scratch, thats still much less work than the code any future automatic 

Searching online should at least pop up some Max list entries, anything 

else I can't imagine will pop up because of lack of existance for good 

Turning a patch into something which would run on your Nintendo though, 

is maybe easier than it sounds. There is a Linux out there which could 

be installed on the DS. Then you'd need to get Pd running on the DS and 

then port your patch to Pd. (Which will be relatively easy if you know 

Max, there is even a tool to translate it at least partially...)

Scott Tolinski wrote:
> is there some way to convert a simple max patch to C++? I'm having a
> hard time finding anything about it online. 

Its interesting how often this question comes up. If you know what c++ 
is (or any low level programming language), you'd probably not get the 
idea to ask it, and if you don't know you'd better stick with max, way 
easier....

And if you want to convert it to give the source to a knowledgeable c++ 
programmer, you'd better show him the patch and ask to redo it from 
scratch, thats still much less work than the code any future automatic 
translator possibly could create.

Searching online should at least pop up some Max list entries, anything 
else I can't imagine will pop up because of lack of existance for good 
reasons...

Turning a patch into something which would run on your Nintendo though, 
is maybe easier than it sounds. There is a Linux out there which could 
be installed on the DS. Then you'd need to get Pd running on the DS and 
then port your patch to Pd. (Which will be relatively easy if you know 
Max, there is even a tool to translate it at least partially...)

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