forgot to mention that memPIO is windoze only (what a shame)

svn path=/trunk/externals/hardware/; revision=1851

1 files changed, 14 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/memPIO/README.txt b/memPIO/README.txt
index 8551169..ad4d063 100644
--- a/memPIO/README.txt
+++ b/memPIO/README.txt
@@ -1,23 +1,28 @@
-memPIO: an external to read from/write to the "mem-PIO"-device by bmcm ( httP://www.bmcm.de ) with pure-data.

+memPIO: an external to read from/write to the "mem-PIO"-device 

+	by bmcm ( httP://www.bmcm.de ) with pure-data.

 

 the "mem-PIO" is a USB-device that offers digital (this is: 1 & 0) I/O.

 there are 3 ports, each 8 channels.

 each port can be set to either input or output

-(not quite true: port3 is split into 2 subports (4 channels each) that can be set to input resp. output 

+(not quite true: port3 is split into 2 subports (4 channels each)

+that can be set to input resp. output 

 separately; however this is not supported by this external)

 

 

 

 general::

-memPIO is a plugin for miller.s.puckette's realtime-computermusic-environment "puredata" (or abbreviated "pd")

+memPIO is a plugin for miller.s.puckette's realtime-computermusic-environment 

+"puredata" (or abbreviated "pd")

 this software will be of no use, if you don't have a running version of pd on your system.

 check out for http://pd.iem.at to learn more about pd and how to get it. 

 

 note: [memPIO] should be published under the Gnu General Public License. 

-However, it is heavily based on the example-code provided by bmcm, which does not come with a copyright notice

-(at least i didn't find one)

+However, it is heavily based on the example-code provided by bmcm, 

+which does not come with a copyright notice (at least i didn't find one)

 

-unfortunately [memPIO] is windows only (there are no drivers for other OS! shame on bmcm)

+

+IMPORTANT NOTE:

+unfortunately [memPIO] is WINDOZE only (there are no drivers for other OS! shame on bmcm)

 

 win32 :

 extract the memPIO-0_x.zip.

@@ -26,9 +31,10 @@ create an object [memPIO]
 there is a helpfile help-memPIO.pd that explains what is happening.

 

 compiling:

-if you want to compile it for yourself, use the workspace memPIO.dsw. i am not sure, whether it works with anything but m$ visual-c++ 6.0

+if you want to compile it for yourself, use the workspace memPIO.dsw. 

+i am not sure, whether it works with anything but m$ visual-c++ 6.0

 

 authors::

-this software is copyleft by iohannes m zmoelnig <zmoelnig@iem.kug.ac.at>

+this software is copyleft by iohannes m zmoelnig <zmoelnig@iem.at>