baltaz

Hi, sorry I'm a beginner at MAX, can anyone tell me if is possible to program in C or C++ and than use the programs in the MAX...

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On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 11:58 AM, baltaz wrote:

> Hi, sorry I'm a beginner at MAX, can anyone tell me if is possible to

> program in C or C++ and than use the programs in the MAX...

Yes, that's what this list is for. The Max5 SDK hasn't been released yet,

but you can use the version 4 for now. Look under Max4 at the downloads

section. It is written in C but of course you can mix in C++ if you like. If

you want to do the whole thing in C++ have a look at Graham Wakefield's

template approach. It's probably easier to start with plain C.

On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 11:58 AM, baltaz  wrote:

>
> Hi, sorry I'm a beginner at MAX, can anyone tell me if is possible to
> program in C or C++ and than use the programs in the MAX...
>
>
Yes, that's what this list is for. The Max5 SDK hasn't been released yet,
but you can use the version 4 for now. Look under Max4 at the downloads
section. It is written in C but of course you can mix in C++ if you like. If
you want to do the whole thing in C++ have a look at Graham Wakefield's
template approach. It's probably easier to start with plain C.

Looks like we have a joker in the house. More relevance please?

On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 10:49 AM, geoff wrote:

> And if I may, at this time, start a new topic: apple vs pc. Now, it seems

> as if they are two completely different schools of thought. The mac is

> hyper-sexy while the pc is more of a dulldroms type thing. Being from the

> pc camp myself, how can I accept this? To tell you the truth, I don't know.

> I guess I'll just turn my laptop on it's[sic] sicle and fall asleep

> watching jet li's fearless, in mandarin, sans subtitles.

Are you on acid or are you trying to be annoying? I see you've been doing

this to other threads as well. You must be very bored with yourself.

On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 10:49 AM, geoff  wrote:

>
> And if I may, at this time, start a new topic: apple vs pc.  Now, it seems
> as if they are two completely different schools of thought.  The mac is
> hyper-sexy while the pc is more of a dulldroms type thing.  Being from the
> pc camp myself, how can I accept this?  To tell you the truth, I don't know.
>  I guess I'll just turn my laptop on it's[sic] sicle and fall asleep
> watching jet li's fearless, in mandarin, sans subtitles.
>
>
Are you on acid or are you trying to be annoying? I see you've been doing
this to other threads as well. You must be very bored with yourself.

where are the Graham Wakefield templates?

thijs.koerselman:
where are the Graham Wakefield templates?

On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 8:31 PM, ciperlone wrote:

> where are the Graham Wakefield templates?

On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 8:31 PM, ciperlone  wrote:

>
> thijs.koerselman:
> where are the Graham Wakefield templates?
>
>
www.mat.ucsb.edu/~wakefield/maxcpp.htm

I'm trying to start development with xcode, i did all the instructions and was able to build the object... but when i trie to open it MAX window says this:

"2008-11-03 11:43:48.484 MaxMSP[151:20b] Cannot find executable for CFBundle 0x1fadd570 (not loaded)"

Can anyone tell me what is missing...thank you!

 "2008-11-03 11:43:48.484 MaxMSP[151:20b] Cannot find executable for CFBundle 0x1fadd570  (not loaded)"

Can anyone tell me what is missing...thank you!


Programming in C, C++