removing PDP source (except debian files) before import of PDP 0.12.4

svn path=/trunk/externals/pdp/; revision=4217

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-#X msg 15 460 reset;
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-#X obj 68 357 pdp_gain;
-#X text 203 7 this example shows how to use a delay line with a loop
-gain > 1 and some processing inside the loop to produce a plasma like
-effect. (WARNING: this can produce a very intense strobe effect \,
-so if you're sensitive to flashing lights please be careful...);
-#X text 391 407 a |gain| > 1 ensures regeneration;
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-#X floatatom 133 459 5 0 0;
-#X text 392 495 blur ensures spatial coupling (determines the speed
-at which "blobs" move around the screen);
-#X text 392 565 a motion phase effect to spice it up (this causes local
-negative feedback around suddon changes);
-#X msg 109 13 40;
-#X msg 144 13 1000;
-#X msg 109 250 type grey;
-#X msg 109 135 type yv12;
-#X obj 68 619 pdp_xv;
-#X text 201 247 it also works for black and white \, but all negative
-colours will be clipped to 0 (black) on output.;
-#X text 393 340 mix in some noise to get it going (set blur to minimal
-when starting so the added noise won't be blurred to black);
-#X text 202 96 it illustrates one of the advantages of working in an
-additive/subtractive colour space. (here yuv or YCrCb). since legal
-colours can be both positive and negative \, the analogy with audio
-signals is easily drawn. this network can be seen as a nonlinear feedback
-delay network. (nonlinear because of the saturating gain). the image
-delay line can be seen as a parallel delay line \, one for each pixel.
-coupling between the delays is done using a spatial blur effect. the
-additional temporal filtering isn't necessary \, but it produces a
-nice additional effect.;
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