From c11b0ac4e9c8efdbd10085de43118b9227925607 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: =?UTF-8?q?IOhannes=20m=20zm=C3=B6lnig?= Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 18:37:10 +0000 Subject: added files and updated for release-1.16 svn path=/trunk/externals/iemlib/; revision=3108 --- CHANGES.txt | 144 ++++---- CONTENT.txt | 176 ++++++++++ GnuLGPL.txt | 1010 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------------- INSTALL_win.txt | 190 +++++------ LICENCE.txt | 73 ++-- README_win.txt | 550 +++++++++++++++--------------- 6 files changed, 1175 insertions(+), 968 deletions(-) create mode 100644 CONTENT.txt diff --git a/CHANGES.txt b/CHANGES.txt index 723bb06..d1c8b27 100644 --- a/CHANGES.txt +++ b/CHANGES.txt @@ -1,64 +1,80 @@ -iemlib Release 1.15: - - -improvements: - -all signal-filters are more stable -speedlim lost its change-characteristic -iem_pbank_csv lost its 3.arg, but got a buffer and more - recall-options - - - -new: - -more high-order IIR-filters - (odd order 3. 5. 7. 9.) - (critical damping and bessel-characteristic) - -more VCFs with signal-parameters - (vcf_hp~, vcf_bp~, vcf_rbp~) - -addl~ signal-addition with line~ -divl~ signal-divison with line~ -mull~ signal-multiplication with line~ -subl~ signal-subtraction with line~ -rvu~ rms VU-meter interface -iem_blocksize~ blocksize of a window in samples -iem_samplerate~ samplerate of a window in Hertz -int_fract~ split signal-float to integer- and fractal-part -round~ round signal-float to nearest integer -sin_phase~ output phase-difference of 2 sinewaves in samples -1p1z float-message-filter 1.order -dbtofad midi-db to fader-characteristic -fadtodb fader-characteristic to midi-db -fadtorms fader-characteristic to rms -rmstofad rms to fader-characteristic -round_zero round numbers near zero to zero -transf_fader partial linear characteristic diagram (like table) -wrap wraparound -default replace initial-argument, if it is zero -float24 store a 24-bit accurate float-number -once any message pass through only the first time -add2_comma add a comma-separated message to a messagebox -iem_receive catch "sent" messages (receive-name-input) (abbr. iem_r) -iem_sel_any control a message-box with multiple content -iem_send send messages to named object (send-name-input)(ab. iem_s) -pre_inlet output an identifier-message and then the incoming message -soundfile_info output header-info of a wav-file - - - -name-changes (but compatible aliases): - -merge_any -> iem_append -prepend -> iem_prepend - - - -incompatible changes: - -post_netreceive -> list2send array of send-objects -pre_netsend -> receive2list array of receive-objects - - +************************************************************ +iemlib Release 1.16: +____________________________________________________________ +improvements: + +the linux-compile-bugs are fixed. + +any, iem_anything, iem_append, merge_any, +pp, iem_prepend, prepend, +iem_send, iem_s, receive2list, +iem_receive, iem_r + are abstractions using kernel-externals. +You cannot open these abstractions now. + + +************************************************************ +iemlib Release 1.15: +____________________________________________________________ + +improvements: + +all signal-filters are more stable +speedlim lost its change-characteristic +iem_pbank_csv lost its 3.arg, but got a buffer and more + recall-options + + + +new: + +more high-order IIR-filters + (odd order 3. 5. 7. 9.) + (critical damping and bessel-characteristic) + +more VCFs with signal-parameters + (vcf_hp~, vcf_bp~, vcf_rbp~) + +addl~ signal-addition with line~ +divl~ signal-divison with line~ +mull~ signal-multiplication with line~ +subl~ signal-subtraction with line~ +rvu~ rms VU-meter interface +iem_blocksize~ blocksize of a window in samples +iem_samplerate~ samplerate of a window in Hertz +int_fract~ split signal-float to integer- and fractal-part +round~ round signal-float to nearest integer +sin_phase~ output phase-difference of 2 sinewaves in samples +1p1z float-message-filter 1.order +dbtofad midi-db to fader-characteristic +fadtodb fader-characteristic to midi-db +fadtorms fader-characteristic to rms +rmstofad rms to fader-characteristic +round_zero round numbers near zero to zero +transf_fader partial linear characteristic diagram (like table) +wrap wraparound +default replace initial-argument, if it is zero +float24 store a 24-bit accurate float-number +once any message pass through only the first time +add2_comma add a comma-separated message to a messagebox +iem_receive catch "sent" messages (receive-name-input) (abbr. iem_r) +iem_sel_any control a message-box with multiple content +iem_send send messages to named object (send-name-input)(ab. iem_s) +pre_inlet output an identifier-message and then the incoming message +soundfile_info output header-info of a wav-file + + + +name-changes (but compatible aliases): + +merge_any -> iem_append +prepend -> iem_prepend + + + +incompatible changes: + +post_netreceive -> list2send array of send-objects +pre_netsend -> receive2list array of receive-objects + + diff --git a/CONTENT.txt b/CONTENT.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..07033a1 --- /dev/null +++ b/CONTENT.txt @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ +contents of iemlib Release 1.16 from August 2004 + +============================ DSP~ =============================== + +------------------------- filter~ ------------------------------- +FIR~ finite impuls response filter, with array-coefficients + +maverage~ moving average filter, (IIR + delay) + +ap1~ allpass 1.order +ap2~ allpass 2.order +bpq2~ bandpass 2.order with Q-inlet +bpw2~ bandpass 2.order with bandwidth-inlet +bsq2~ bandstop 2.order (notch) with Q-inlet +bsw2~ bandstop 2.order (notch) with bandwidth-inlet +hp1~ highpass 1.order +hp2~ highpass 2.order +lp1~ lowpass 1.order +lp2~ lowpass 2.order +rbpq2~ resonance-bandpass 2.order with Q-inlet +rbpw2~ resonance-bandpass 2.order with bandwidth-inlet + +hml_shelf~ high-middle-low shelving-filter with freq- and gain-inlets +lp1_t~ lowpass 1.order with time_constant inlet +para_bp2~ parametrical bandpass 2. order with freq-, Q- and gain-inlet + +hp2_butt~, hp3_butt~, hp4_butt~, hp5_butt~, hp6_butt~, hp7_butt~, +hp8_butt~, hp9_butt~, hp10_butt~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with butterworth characteristic +hp2_cheb~, hp3_cheb~, hp4_cheb~, hp5_cheb~, hp6_cheb~, hp7_cheb~, +hp8_cheb~, hp9_cheb~, hp10_cheb~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with chebyshev characteristic +hp2_bess~, hp3_bess~, hp4_bess~, hp5_bess~, hp6_bess~, hp7_bess~, +hp8_bess~, hp9_bess~, hp10_bess~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with bessel characteristic +hp2_crit~, hp3_crit~, hp4_crit~, hp5_crit~, hp6_crit~, hp7_crit~, +hp8_crit~, hp9_crit~, hp10_crit~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with critical damping +lp2_butt~, lp3_butt~, lp4_butt~, lp5_butt~, lp6_butt~, lp7_butt~, +lp8_butt~, lp9_butt~, lp10_butt~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with butterworth characteristic +lp2_cheb~, lp3_cheb~, lp4_cheb~, lp5_cheb~, lp6_cheb~, lp7_cheb~, +lp8_cheb~, lp9_cheb~, lp10_cheb~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with chebyshev characteristic +lp2_bess~, lp3_bess~, lp4_bess~, lp5_bess~, lp6_bess~, lp7_bess~, +lp8_bess~, lp9_bess~, lp10_bess~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with bessel characteristic +lp2_crit~, lp3_crit~, lp4_crit~, lp5_crit~, lp6_crit~, lp7_crit~, +lp8_crit~, lp9_crit~, lp10_crit~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with critical damping + +vcf_hp2~, vcf_hp4~, vcf_hp6~, vcf_hp8~ + highpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets +vcf_lp2~, vcf_lp4~, vcf_lp6~, vcf_lp8~ + lowpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets +vcf_bp2~, vcf_bp4~, vcf_bp6~, vcf_bp8~ + bandpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets +vcf_rbp2~, vcf_rbp4~, vcf_rbp6~, vcf_rbp8~ + resonance-bandpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets + +------------------------ arithmetic~ ---------------------------- +addl~ signal-addition with line~ +divl~ signal-divison with line~ +mull~ signal-multiplication with line~ +subl~ signal-subtraction with line~ + +------------------------- converter~ ---------------------------- +prvu~ peak and rms VU-meter interface +pvu~ peak VU-meter interface +rvu~ rms VU-meter interface +unsig~ signal to float converter + +------------------ t3~ - time-tagged-trigger -------------------- +-- inputmessages allow a sample-accurate access to signalshape -- +t3_sig~ time tagged trigger sig~ +t3_line~ time tagged trigger line~ + +--------------------------- misc~ ------------------------------- +fade~ fade-in fade-out shaper (need line~) +iem_blocksize~ blocksize of a window in samples +iem_samplerate~ samplerate of a window in Hertz +int_fract~ split signal-float to integer- and fractal-part +LFO_noise~ downsampled 2-point interpolated white noise +mp3play~ mp3 stereo player +peakenv~ peak envelope shaper +pink~ pink noise +round~ round signal-float to nearest integer +sin_phase~ output phase-difference of 2 sinewaves in samples + +========================= control ============================== + +------------- gui (included into millers pd) -------------------- + +bng bang, display and generate a bang-message +cnv canvas, colored background and text +hdl horizontal dial, for multiplex usage +hradio horizontal radiobutton, only float in/out +hsl horizontal slider +nbx numberbox, the second +tgl 2 state toggle +vdl vertical dial, for multiplex usage +vradio vertical radiobutton, only float in/out +vsl vertical slider +vu vu-meter, display rms- + peak-level in dB + +--------------------- float operating ------------------------- +1p1z float-message-filter 1.order +db2v db to rms +dbtofad midi-db to fader-characteristic +fadtodb fader-characteristic to midi-db +fadtorms fader-characteristic to rms +rmstofad rms to fader-characteristic +round_zero round numbers near zero to zero +speedlim reduce speed of a numeric stream +split3 part a numeric stream into 3 ways +split part a numeric stream into 2 ways (like moses) +transf_fader partial linear characteristic diagram (like table) +v2db rms to db +wrap wraparound + +-------------------- symbol operating ------------------------- +mergefilename merge a list of symbols together +splitfilename divide a symbol into 2 parts +stripfilename strip n characters of a symbol +unsymbol convert a symbol- to a anything-message + +------------------- anything operating ------------------------ +any store and recall any message (like f, or symbol) +iem_append append a message to any messages (obsolete: merge_any) +iem_prepend prepend a message to any messages (abbr. pp or prepend) + +-------------------------- init ------------------------------- +default replace initial-argument, if it is zero +dollarg receive parent initial-arguments (abbr. $n) +dsp control audio-engine, calculate dsp-performance (aka. dsp~) +float24 store a 24-bit accurate float-number +init initialize a message via loadbang (abbr. ii) +once any message pass through only the first time + +------------------------- counter ----------------------------- +exp_inc exponential increment counter (bang triggered) +for++ incremental counter (triggered by internal metro) +modulo_counter endless loop counter (bang triggered) + +-------------------------- misc ------------------------------- +add2_comma add a comma-separated message to a messagebox +bpe break point envelope controller +f2note frequency to midi+cents+note +gate interruptible message connection (like spigot) +iem_i_route variation of route (abbr. iiroute) +iem_receive catch "sent" messages (receive-name-input) (abbr. iem_r) +iem_route improvement of route +iem_sel_any control a message-box with multiple content +iem_send send messages to named object (send-name-input)(ab. iem_s) +pre_inlet output an identifier-message and then the incoming message +prepend_ascii output an identifier-message and then the incoming message +soundfile_info output header-info of a wav-file +toggle_mess control a message-box with multiple content (abbr. tm) + 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- -4.) copy external-libraries - iemlib contains 4 *.dll-files ( iem_mp3.dll, iem_t3_lib.dll, iemlib1.dll, iemlib2.dll ) - ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\externs\ ) - - -5.) copy pd-abstractions-folder -( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemabs\ --> C:\Programs\pd\iemabs\ ) - - -6.) copy pd-help-files-folder -( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemhelp\ --> C:\Programs\pd\doc\5.reference\iemhelp\ ) - - -7.) add to your pd36_start.bat the following configuration-options: - -path C:\Programs\pd\iemabs -path C:\Programs\pd\externs -lib iemlib1:iemlib2:iem_mp3:iem_t3_lib - -or create a textfile pd36_start.bat with this content: - -@echo off -set PD_INSTALL=C:\Programme\pd\bin -set PD_AUDIO=-r 44100 -audiobuf 160 -set PD_MIDI=-nomidi -set PD_PATH=-path C:/Programme/pd/iemabs -path C:/Programme/pd/externs -set PD_LIB=-lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -lib iem_t3_lib -@echo starting pd ... -%PD_INSTALL%\pd %PD_AUDIO% %PD_MIDI% %PD_PATH% %PD_LIB% - - - -How to compile iemlib under windows - -after installing iemlib and if You are owner of a VCC++ compiler: - -8.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib1 - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemlib1 - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -8.b) compile iemlib1 - doubleclick iemlib1.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iemlib1.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -9.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib2 - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemlib2 - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -9.b) compile iemlib2 - doubleclick iemlib2.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iemlib2.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -10.a) edit makefile_win of iem_mp3 - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iem_mp3 - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -10.b) compile iem_mp3 - doubleclick iem_mp3.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iem_mp3.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -11.a) edit makefile_win of iem_t3_lib - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iem_t3_lib - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -11.b) compile iem_t3_lib - doubleclick iem_t3_lib.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iem_t3_lib.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -12.) copy external-libraries - change to C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib\ - ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\externs\ ) +Installation-guide for iemlib under windows (win_xp, win2k, win_me, win_nt or win98) + +iemlib_R1.16 is written by Thomas Musil from IEM Graz Austria + and it is compatible to miller puckette's pd-0.36-0 to pd-0.37-3. +see also LICENCE.txt, GnuLGPL.txt and README.txt. + + +1.) download and copy iemlib_R1.16_win.zip into your pd-installation-directory + ( e.g. C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16_win.zip ) + + +2.) unzip iemlib_R1.16_win.zip + winzip create a directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\ + + +3.) copy external-libraries + iemlib contains 4 *.dll-files ( iem_mp3.dll, iem_t3_lib.dll, iemlib1.dll, iemlib2.dll ) + ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\extra\ ) + + +4.) copy pd-help-files-folder +( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemhelp\ --> C:\Programs\pd\doc\5.reference\iemhelp\ ) + + +5.) add to your pd37_start.bat the following configuration-options: + -path C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemabs -lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -lib iem_t3_lib + +or create a textfile pd37_start.bat with this content: + +@echo off +set PD_INSTALL=C:\Programme\pd\bin +set PD_AUDIO=-r 44100 -audiobuf 160 +set PD_MIDI=-nomidi +set PD_PATH=-path C:/Programme/pd/iemlib_R1.16\iemabs +set PD_LIB=-lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -lib iem_t3_lib +@echo starting pd ... +%PD_INSTALL%\pd %PD_AUDIO% %PD_MIDI% %PD_PATH% %PD_LIB% + + + +How to compile iemlib under windows + +after installing iemlib and if You are owner of a VCC++ compiler: + +6.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib1 + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemlib1 + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +6.b) compile iemlib1 + doubleclick iemlib1.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iemlib1.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +7.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib2 + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemlib2 + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +7.b) compile iemlib2 + doubleclick iemlib2.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iemlib2.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +8.a) edit makefile_win of iem_mp3 + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iem_mp3 + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +8.b) compile iem_mp3 + doubleclick iem_mp3.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iem_mp3.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +9.a) edit makefile_win of iem_t3_lib + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iem_t3_lib + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +9.b) compile iem_t3_lib + doubleclick iem_t3_lib.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iem_t3_lib.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +10.) copy external-libraries + change to C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib\ + ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\extra\ ) diff --git a/LICENCE.txt b/LICENCE.txt index c8fba29..f9c1f11 100644 --- a/LICENCE.txt +++ b/LICENCE.txt @@ -1,21 +1,52 @@ -Copyright (C) IEM 2003, Thomas MUSIL [musil@iem.at] - -This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or -modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public -License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either -version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. - -This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, -but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of -MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU -Lesser General Public License for more details (see GnuLGPL.txt). -(e.g. http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html) - -You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public -License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software -Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA - -IEM - Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics -University of Music and Dramatic Arts Graz -Inffeldgasse 10/3, 8010 Graz, Austria -http://iem.at \ No newline at end of file +iemlib containing iemlib1, iemlib2, iem_t3_lib, iem_mp3 iemabs and iemhelp + +Copyright (C) Thomas MUSIL [musil_at_iem.at] + +This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or +modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public +License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either +version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. + +This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, +but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of +MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU +Lesser General Public License for more details (see GnuLGPL.txt). +(e.g. http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html) + +You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public +License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software +Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA + +IEM - Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics, Graz +Inffeldgasse 10/3, 8010 Graz, Austria +http://iem.at + + + + Copyright (C) + + This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or + modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public + License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either + version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. + + This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, + but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of + MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU + Lesser General Public License for more details. + + You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public + License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software + Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA + +Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail. + +You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your +school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the library, if +necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: + + Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the + library `Frob' (a library for tweaking knobs) written by James Random Hacker. + + , 1 April 1990 + Ty Coon, President of Vice \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/README_win.txt b/README_win.txt index 79c2abc..d247117 100644 --- a/README_win.txt +++ b/README_win.txt @@ -1,279 +1,271 @@ -Installation-guide for iemlib under windows (win_xp, win2k, win_me, win_nt or win98) - -iemlib_R1.15 is written by Thomas Musil from IEM Graz Austria - and it is compatible to miller puckette's pd-0.36-0 and pd-0.37-0. -see also LICENCE.txt, GnuLGPL.txt and README.txt. - - -1.) download and copy iemlib_R1.15_win.zip into your pd-installation-directory - ( e.g. C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15_win.zip ) - - -2.) unzip iemlib_R1.15_win.zip - winzip create a directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\ - - -3.) create an externs-directory in your pd-installation-directory (if it does not exist) - ( e.g. C:\Programs\pd\externs\ ) - - -4.) copy external-libraries - iemlib contains 4 *.dll-files ( iem_mp3.dll, iem_t3_lib.dll, iemlib1.dll, iemlib2.dll ) - ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\externs\ ) - - -5.) copy pd-abstractions-folder -( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemabs\ --> C:\Programs\pd\iemabs\ ) - - -6.) copy pd-help-files-folder -( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemhelp\ --> C:\Programs\pd\doc\5.reference\iemhelp\ ) - - -7.) add to your pd36_start.bat the following configuration-options: - -path C:\Programs\pd\iemabs -path C:\Programs\pd\externs -lib iemlib1:iemlib2:iem_mp3:iem_t3_lib - -or create a textfile pd36_start.bat with this content: - -@echo off -set PD_INSTALL=C:\Programme\pd\bin -set PD_AUDIO=-r 44100 -audiobuf 160 -set PD_MIDI=-nomidi -set PD_PATH=-path C:/Programme/pd/iemabs -path C:/Programme/pd/externs -set PD_LIB=-lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -lib iem_t3_lib -@echo starting pd ... -%PD_INSTALL%\pd %PD_AUDIO% %PD_MIDI% %PD_PATH% %PD_LIB% - - - -How to compile iemlib under windows - -after installing iemlib and if You are owner of a VCC++ compiler: - -8.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib1 - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemlib1 - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -8.b) compile iemlib1 - doubleclick iemlib1.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iemlib1.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -9.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib2 - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iemlib2 - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -9.b) compile iemlib2 - doubleclick iemlib2.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iemlib2.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -10.a) edit makefile_win of iem_mp3 - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iem_mp3 - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -10.b) compile iem_mp3 - doubleclick iem_mp3.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iem_mp3.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -11.a) edit makefile_win of iem_t3_lib - change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\iem_t3_lib - and edit following lines of makefile_win and save - ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) - -11.b) compile iem_t3_lib - doubleclick iem_t3_lib.dsw, VCC++ will start, - Menue: build/configuration = Release , - Menue: build/build all , - ( after this command, iem_t3_lib.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib ). - -12.) copy external-libraries - change to C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib\ - ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.15\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\externs\ ) - - - - -contents of iemlib Release 1.15 from December 2003 - -============================ DSP~ =============================== - -------------------------- filter~ ------------------------------- -FIR~ finite impuls response filter, with array-coefficients - -maverage~ moving average filter, (IIR + delay) - -ap1~ allpass 1.order -ap2~ allpass 2.order -bpq2~ bandpass 2.order with Q-inlet -bpw2~ bandpass 2.order with bandwidth-inlet -bsq2~ bandstop 2.order (notch) with Q-inlet -bsw2~ bandstop 2.order (notch) with bandwidth-inlet -hp1~ highpass 1.order -hp2~ highpass 2.order -lp1~ lowpass 1.order -lp2~ lowpass 2.order -rbpq2~ resonance-bandpass 2.order with Q-inlet -rbpw2~ resonance-bandpass 2.order with bandwidth-inlet - -hml_shelf~ high-middle-low shelving-filter with freq- and gain-inlets -lp1_t~ lowpass 1.order with time_constant inlet -para_bp2~ parametrical bandpass 2. order with freq-, Q- and gain-inlet - -hp2_butt~, hp3_butt~, hp4_butt~, hp5_butt~, hp6_butt~, hp7_butt~, -hp8_butt~, hp9_butt~, hp10_butt~ - highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with butterworth characteristic -hp2_cheb~, hp3_cheb~, hp4_cheb~, hp5_cheb~, hp6_cheb~, hp7_cheb~, -hp8_cheb~, hp9_cheb~, hp10_cheb~ - highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with chebyshev characteristic -hp2_bess~, hp3_bess~, hp4_bess~, hp5_bess~, hp6_bess~, hp7_bess~, -hp8_bess~, hp9_bess~, hp10_bess~ - highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with bessel characteristic -hp2_crit~, hp3_crit~, hp4_crit~, hp5_crit~, hp6_crit~, hp7_crit~, -hp8_crit~, hp9_crit~, hp10_crit~ - highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with critical damping -lp2_butt~, lp3_butt~, lp4_butt~, lp5_butt~, lp6_butt~, lp7_butt~, -lp8_butt~, lp9_butt~, lp10_butt~ - lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with butterworth characteristic -lp2_cheb~, lp3_cheb~, lp4_cheb~, lp5_cheb~, lp6_cheb~, lp7_cheb~, -lp8_cheb~, lp9_cheb~, lp10_cheb~ - lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with chebyshev characteristic -lp2_bess~, lp3_bess~, lp4_bess~, lp5_bess~, lp6_bess~, lp7_bess~, -lp8_bess~, lp9_bess~, lp10_bess~ - lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with bessel characteristic -lp2_crit~, lp3_crit~, lp4_crit~, lp5_crit~, lp6_crit~, lp7_crit~, -lp8_crit~, lp9_crit~, lp10_crit~ - lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with critical damping - -vcf_hp2~, vcf_hp4~, vcf_hp6~, vcf_hp8~ - highpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets -vcf_lp2~, vcf_lp4~, vcf_lp6~, vcf_lp8~ - lowpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets -vcf_bp2~, vcf_bp4~, vcf_bp6~, vcf_bp8~ - bandpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets -vcf_rbp2~, vcf_rbp4~, vcf_rbp6~, vcf_rbp8~ - resonance-bandpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets - ------------------------- arithmetic~ ---------------------------- -addl~ signal-addition with line~ -divl~ signal-divison with line~ -mull~ signal-multiplication with line~ -subl~ signal-subtraction with line~ - -------------------------- converter~ ---------------------------- -prvu~ peak and rms VU-meter interface -pvu~ peak VU-meter interface -rvu~ rms VU-meter interface -unsig~ signal to float converter - ------------------- t3~ - time-tagged-trigger -------------------- --- inputmessages allow a sample-accurate access to signalshape -- -t3_sig~ time tagged trigger sig~ -t3_line~ time tagged trigger line~ - ---------------------------- misc~ ------------------------------- -fade~ fade-in fade-out shaper (need line~) -iem_blocksize~ blocksize of a window in samples -iem_samplerate~ samplerate of a window in Hertz -int_fract~ split signal-float to integer- and fractal-part -LFO_noise~ downsampled 2-point interpolated white noise -mp3play~ mp3 stereo player -peakenv~ peak envelope shaper -pink~ pink noise -round~ round signal-float to nearest integer -sin_phase~ output phase-difference of 2 sinewaves in samples - -========================= control ============================== - -------------- gui (included into millers pd) -------------------- - -bng bang, display and generate a bang-message -cnv canvas, colored background and text -hdl horizontal dial, for multiplex usage -hradio horizontal radiobutton, only float in/out -hsl horizontal slider -nbx numberbox, the second -tgl 2 state toggle -vdl vertical dial, for multiplex usage -vradio vertical radiobutton, only float in/out -vsl vertical slider -vu vu-meter, display rms- + peak-level in dB - ---------------------- float operating ------------------------- -1p1z float-message-filter 1.order -db2v db to rms -dbtofad midi-db to fader-characteristic -fadtodb fader-characteristic to midi-db -fadtorms fader-characteristic to rms -rmstofad rms to fader-characteristic -round_zero round numbers near zero to zero -speedlim reduce speed of a numeric stream -split3 part a numeric stream into 3 ways -split part a numeric stream into 2 ways (like moses) -transf_fader partial linear characteristic diagram (like table) -v2db rms to db -wrap wraparound - --------------------- symbol operating ------------------------- -mergefilename merge a list of symbols together -splitfilename divide a symbol into 2 parts -stripfilename strip n characters of a symbol -unsymbol convert a symbol- to a anything-message - -------------------- anything operating ------------------------ -any store and recall any message (like f, or symbol) -iem_append append a message to any messages (obsolete: merge_any) -iem_prepend prepend a message to any messages (abbr. pp or prepend) - --------------------------- init ------------------------------- -default replace initial-argument, if it is zero -dollarg receive parent initial-arguments (abbr. $n) -dsp control audio-engine, calculate dsp-performance (aka. dsp~) -float24 store a 24-bit accurate float-number -init initialize a message via loadbang (abbr. ii) -once any message pass through only the first time - -------------------------- counter ----------------------------- -exp_inc exponential increment counter (bang triggered) -for++ incremental counter (triggered by internal metro) -modulo_counter endless loop counter (bang triggered) - --------------------------- misc ------------------------------- -add2_comma add a comma-separated message to a messagebox -bpe break point envelope controller -f2note frequency to midi+cents+note -gate interruptible message connection (like spigot) -iem_i_route variation of route (abbr. iiroute) -iem_receive catch "sent" messages (receive-name-input) (abbr. iem_r) -iem_route improvement of route -iem_sel_any control a message-box with multiple content -iem_send send messages to named object (send-name-input)(ab. iem_s) -pre_inlet output an identifier-message and then the incoming message -prepend_ascii output an identifier-message and then the incoming message -soundfile_info output header-info of a wav-file -toggle_mess control a message-box with multiple content (abbr. tm) - -------------------- parameter handling ------------------------ -iem_pbank_csv parameter memory manager (csv-format) (like textfile) -list2send array of send-objects -receive2list array of receive-objects - ---------------- t3 - time-tagged-trigger --------------------- ------------ a time-tag is prepended to each message ----------- ------ so these objects allow a sample-accurate access to ------ ----------- the signal-objects t3_sig~ and t3_line~ ------------ -t3_bpe time tagged trigger break point envelope -t3_delay time tagged trigger delay -t3_metro time tagged trigger metronom -t3_timer time tagged trigger timer - --------------- obsolete --------------------------------------- -post_netreceive -pre_netsend +Installation-guide for iemlib under windows (win_xp, win2k, win_me, win_nt or win98) + +iemlib_R1.16 is written by Thomas Musil from IEM Graz Austria + and it is compatible to miller puckette's pd-0.36-0 to pd-0.37-3. +see also LICENCE.txt, GnuLGPL.txt and README.txt. + + +1.) download and copy iemlib_R1.16_win.zip into your pd-installation-directory + ( e.g. C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16_win.zip ) + + +2.) unzip iemlib_R1.16_win.zip + winzip create a directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\ + + +3.) copy external-libraries + iemlib contains 4 *.dll-files ( iem_mp3.dll, iem_t3_lib.dll, iemlib1.dll, iemlib2.dll ) + ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\extra\ ) + + +4.) copy pd-help-files-folder +( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemhelp\ --> C:\Programs\pd\doc\5.reference\iemhelp\ ) + + +5.) add to your pd37_start.bat the following configuration-options: + -path C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemabs -lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -lib iem_t3_lib + +or create a textfile pd37_start.bat with this content: + +@echo off +set PD_INSTALL=C:\Programme\pd\bin +set PD_AUDIO=-r 44100 -audiobuf 160 +set PD_MIDI=-nomidi +set PD_PATH=-path C:/Programme/pd/iemlib_R1.16\iemabs +set PD_LIB=-lib iemlib1 -lib iemlib2 -lib iem_mp3 -lib iem_t3_lib +@echo starting pd ... +%PD_INSTALL%\pd %PD_AUDIO% %PD_MIDI% %PD_PATH% %PD_LIB% + + + +How to compile iemlib under windows + +after installing iemlib and if You are owner of a VCC++ compiler: + +6.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib1 + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemlib1 + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +6.b) compile iemlib1 + doubleclick iemlib1.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iemlib1.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +7.a) edit makefile_win of iemlib2 + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iemlib2 + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +7.b) compile iemlib2 + doubleclick iemlib2.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iemlib2.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +8.a) edit makefile_win of iem_mp3 + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iem_mp3 + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +8.b) compile iem_mp3 + doubleclick iem_mp3.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iem_mp3.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +9.a) edit makefile_win of iem_t3_lib + change to directory C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\iem_t3_lib + and edit following lines of makefile_win and save + ( VIS_CPP_PATH = "" and PD_INST_PATH = "" ) + +9.b) compile iem_t3_lib + doubleclick iem_t3_lib.dsw, VCC++ will start, + Menue: build/configuration = Release , + Menue: build/build all , + ( after this command, iem_t3_lib.dll will be created in C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib ). + +10.) copy external-libraries + change to C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib\ + ( e.g. copy C:\Programs\pd\iemlib_R1.16\lib\*.dll --> C:\Programs\pd\extra\ ) + + + + +contents of iemlib Release 1.16 from August 2004 + +============================ DSP~ =============================== + +------------------------- filter~ ------------------------------- +FIR~ finite impuls response filter, with array-coefficients + +maverage~ moving average filter, (IIR + delay) + +ap1~ allpass 1.order +ap2~ allpass 2.order +bpq2~ bandpass 2.order with Q-inlet +bpw2~ bandpass 2.order with bandwidth-inlet +bsq2~ bandstop 2.order (notch) with Q-inlet +bsw2~ bandstop 2.order (notch) with bandwidth-inlet +hp1~ highpass 1.order +hp2~ highpass 2.order +lp1~ lowpass 1.order +lp2~ lowpass 2.order +rbpq2~ resonance-bandpass 2.order with Q-inlet +rbpw2~ resonance-bandpass 2.order with bandwidth-inlet + +hml_shelf~ high-middle-low shelving-filter with freq- and gain-inlets +lp1_t~ lowpass 1.order with time_constant inlet +para_bp2~ parametrical bandpass 2. order with freq-, Q- and gain-inlet + +hp2_butt~, hp3_butt~, hp4_butt~, hp5_butt~, hp6_butt~, hp7_butt~, +hp8_butt~, hp9_butt~, hp10_butt~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with butterworth characteristic +hp2_cheb~, hp3_cheb~, hp4_cheb~, hp5_cheb~, hp6_cheb~, hp7_cheb~, +hp8_cheb~, hp9_cheb~, hp10_cheb~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with chebyshev characteristic +hp2_bess~, hp3_bess~, hp4_bess~, hp5_bess~, hp6_bess~, hp7_bess~, +hp8_bess~, hp9_bess~, hp10_bess~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with bessel characteristic +hp2_crit~, hp3_crit~, hp4_crit~, hp5_crit~, hp6_crit~, hp7_crit~, +hp8_crit~, hp9_crit~, hp10_crit~ + highpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with critical damping +lp2_butt~, lp3_butt~, lp4_butt~, lp5_butt~, lp6_butt~, lp7_butt~, +lp8_butt~, lp9_butt~, lp10_butt~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with butterworth characteristic +lp2_cheb~, lp3_cheb~, lp4_cheb~, lp5_cheb~, lp6_cheb~, lp7_cheb~, +lp8_cheb~, lp9_cheb~, lp10_cheb~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with chebyshev characteristic +lp2_bess~, lp3_bess~, lp4_bess~, lp5_bess~, lp6_bess~, lp7_bess~, +lp8_bess~, lp9_bess~, lp10_bess~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with bessel characteristic +lp2_crit~, lp3_crit~, lp4_crit~, lp5_crit~, lp6_crit~, lp7_crit~, +lp8_crit~, lp9_crit~, lp10_crit~ + lowpass 2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.order with critical damping + +vcf_hp2~, vcf_hp4~, vcf_hp6~, vcf_hp8~ + highpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets +vcf_lp2~, vcf_lp4~, vcf_lp6~, vcf_lp8~ + lowpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets +vcf_bp2~, vcf_bp4~, vcf_bp6~, vcf_bp8~ + bandpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets +vcf_rbp2~, vcf_rbp4~, vcf_rbp6~, vcf_rbp8~ + resonance-bandpass 2.4.6.8.order with freq- and Q-signal-inlets + +------------------------ arithmetic~ ---------------------------- +addl~ signal-addition with line~ +divl~ signal-divison with line~ +mull~ signal-multiplication with line~ +subl~ signal-subtraction with line~ + +------------------------- converter~ ---------------------------- +prvu~ peak and rms VU-meter interface +pvu~ peak VU-meter interface +rvu~ rms VU-meter interface +unsig~ signal to float converter + +------------------ t3~ - time-tagged-trigger -------------------- +-- inputmessages allow a sample-accurate access to signalshape -- +t3_sig~ time tagged trigger sig~ +t3_line~ time tagged trigger line~ + +--------------------------- misc~ ------------------------------- +fade~ fade-in fade-out shaper (need line~) +iem_blocksize~ blocksize of a window in samples +iem_samplerate~ samplerate of a window in Hertz +int_fract~ split signal-float to integer- and fractal-part +LFO_noise~ downsampled 2-point interpolated white noise +mp3play~ mp3 stereo player +peakenv~ peak envelope shaper +pink~ pink noise +round~ round signal-float to nearest integer +sin_phase~ output phase-difference of 2 sinewaves in samples + +========================= control ============================== + +------------- gui (included into millers pd) -------------------- + +bng bang, display and generate a bang-message +cnv canvas, colored background and text +hdl horizontal dial, for multiplex usage +hradio horizontal radiobutton, only float in/out +hsl horizontal slider +nbx numberbox, the second +tgl 2 state toggle +vdl vertical dial, for multiplex usage +vradio vertical radiobutton, only float in/out +vsl vertical slider +vu vu-meter, display rms- + peak-level in dB + +--------------------- float operating ------------------------- +1p1z float-message-filter 1.order +db2v db to rms +dbtofad midi-db to fader-characteristic +fadtodb fader-characteristic to midi-db +fadtorms fader-characteristic to rms +rmstofad rms to fader-characteristic +round_zero round numbers near zero to zero +speedlim reduce speed of a numeric stream +split3 part a numeric stream into 3 ways +split part a numeric stream into 2 ways (like moses) +transf_fader partial linear characteristic diagram (like table) +v2db rms to db +wrap wraparound + +-------------------- symbol operating ------------------------- +mergefilename merge a list of symbols together +splitfilename divide a symbol into 2 parts +stripfilename strip n characters of a symbol +unsymbol convert a symbol- to a anything-message + +------------------- anything operating ------------------------ +any store and recall any message (like f, or symbol) +iem_append append a message to any messages (obsolete: merge_any) +iem_prepend prepend a message to any messages (abbr. pp or prepend) + +-------------------------- init ------------------------------- +default replace initial-argument, if it is zero +dollarg receive parent initial-arguments (abbr. $n) +dsp control audio-engine, calculate dsp-performance (aka. dsp~) +float24 store a 24-bit accurate float-number +init initialize a message via loadbang (abbr. ii) +once any message pass through only the first time + +------------------------- counter ----------------------------- +exp_inc exponential increment counter (bang triggered) +for++ incremental counter (triggered by internal metro) +modulo_counter endless loop counter (bang triggered) + +-------------------------- misc ------------------------------- +add2_comma add a comma-separated message to a messagebox +bpe break point envelope controller +f2note frequency to midi+cents+note +gate interruptible message connection (like spigot) +iem_i_route variation of route (abbr. iiroute) +iem_receive catch "sent" messages (receive-name-input) (abbr. iem_r) +iem_route improvement of route +iem_sel_any control a message-box with multiple content +iem_send send messages to named object (send-name-input)(ab. iem_s) +pre_inlet output an identifier-message and then the incoming message +prepend_ascii output an identifier-message and then the incoming message +soundfile_info output header-info of a wav-file +toggle_mess control a message-box with multiple content (abbr. tm) + +------------------- parameter handling ------------------------ +iem_pbank_csv parameter memory manager (csv-format) (like textfile) +list2send array of send-objects +receive2list array of receive-objects + +--------------- t3 - time-tagged-trigger --------------------- +----------- a time-tag is prepended to each message ----------- +----- so these objects allow a sample-accurate access to ------ +---------- the signal-objects t3_sig~ and t3_line~ ------------ +t3_bpe time tagged trigger break point envelope +t3_delay time tagged trigger delay +t3_metro time tagged trigger metronom +t3_timer time tagged trigger timer + +-------------- obsolete --------------------------------------- +post_netreceive +pre_netsend -- cgit v1.2.1