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  • 3 July 2011 at 5 h 09 min in reply to: Mac OS X compatibility #2325
    Anonymous
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    In my experience, that 0.8.21 Iannix build runs perfectly on OSX 10.6.7, so there might be something anomalous in your installation.

    Did Iannix crash on its very first invocation following your upgrade from 10.5, or were you able to open a score or do some edits before it began crashing on launch? I’m wondering if it is attempting to load a file that is corrupted (sometimes apps in early beta don’t have all the input validation in place, and bad data might cause an out-of-bounds access). To eliminate the possibility of a bad startup file, you might try temporarily relocating your data out of the “Project” subfolder so Iannix will not find anything to open upon launching.

    When you upgraded to 10.6, did you do a clean install or an upgrade install? I don’t have any particular issue in mind, but if you did an upgrade, I wonder if some kind of corruption of your app occurred. If you haven’t already done so, it might be worth your time to reinstall Iannix.

    Yes, from your stack trace, it does look like it was in a QT call before vectoring through address zero, but 90% of the time an app built on QT will be inside a library call. The invalid access comes out of the Unicode conversion call, and that might be while parsing the name of the default score file. It is unlikely to be a “QT problem”, per sé, because all of the QT runtime support required by Iannix is inside of iannix.app — your QT dev tool installation should have no bearing on this.

    @mrgosh wrote:

    I’m trying to run from an install of the latest release, yeah. Not building from source.

    Cheers,
    –Bob

    3 July 2011 at 10 h 49 min in reply to: A few questions #2531
    Anonymous
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    Ok guys Im very happy to present and share with you the final version.

    Download link and info:
    http://www.softcore.net.gr/IannixSequencer/

    3 July 2011 at 20 h 40 min in reply to: Remote synchronization #2592
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    No reason to feel silly. I looked at the source code to get one or two of those :–)

    Cheers,
    –Bob

    @ongo wrote:

    Nice one AvantGuy

    feel slightly silly now seeing how simple it is really !!!

    4 July 2011 at 1 h 13 min in reply to: Mac OS X compatibility #2326
    Anonymous
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    Hmmm, Ok. So the plot thickens!

    After double and triple checking that all my other software would still work, I updated to 10.6.7 and I’m still getting crashes. My update from 10.5 to 10.6 was a clean install; all subsequent updates have been combo updates (the ones recommended by Digi since I use ProTools all day for work).

    The crashing was instantaneous on my upgrade to 10.6. There was no period where I would work and Iannix would crash. And actually I remember teaching a MaxMSP class in which my machine running 10.5 ran Iannix fine and none of the student computers running 10.6 could run it. Didn’t check the crashlogs! Wish I had now.

    Anyway, after updating 10.6.7 I also tried running every Mac release of Iannix. No dice. It’s a crash party, and everyone is invited. Removing default project files had no effect.

    Now get THIS: Nothing Qt works anywhere on my system. The Online Qt SDK installer quits on launch (downloaded this in an attempt to build Iannix from source). All the Qt Tools (creator, assistant, etc) all quit on launch (and they all cite converttoUnicode in their crashlogs). This has not always been the case, but I can’t say when exactly this began happening since I do not regularly use Qt anything. Anyway… THIS problem seems to be all over the net (http://bit.ly/ms2C0T, http://bit.ly/lokjNl). Seems more and more like these might be related?

    This might no longer be a “Mac OS X compatibility” issue, but a my-machine-specifically issue. I’m gonna set about deactivating large groups of fonts just for fun? See if I can’t track something down, hopefully save someone this headache in the future.

    4 July 2011 at 1 h 45 min in reply to: Mac OS X compatibility #2327
    Anonymous
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    …related? I think you might be teasing us with an understatement :–) It sure does look related. A comparison of your crash dump with that QT bug report crash dump is more like twins than kissing cousins. Both crashes occur very early in the app startup sequence. I mean, when you can see the entry to main() less than a dozen stack frames before the crash, you *know* the app is still cranking its engine when it dies. Plus, they both croak from that Unicode call (well, you got one more stack frame before death than did this other event, but that might just be a difference in QT versions and some kind of function re-factoring QT might have done).

    It’s looking to me like this issue results from a combination of a particular hardware configuration and OSX 10.6, based on the problem-free experience I’ve had with Snow Leopard. Just what is your hardware? Mine is a first generation Macbook with RAM maxed out.

    Have you applied all CMOS patches to your hardware? You might want to ensure you’re totally up to date with system patches.

    –Bob.

    4 July 2011 at 2 h 10 min in reply to: A few questions #2530
    Anonymous
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    If I had M4L I’d be running this right now! But just through taking in the video, I’d say this project is an enticing way to indicate the potential of Iannix in combination with other software. You must have solved your OSC denial-of-service message cloud problem :–)

    Cheers,
    –Bob

    4 July 2011 at 3 h 56 min in reply to: Mac OS X compatibility #2328
    Anonymous
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    Understatement be my curse!

    I’m on a 2.8Ghz MBPro5,1 4G ram (max).

    Found some troublesome fonts and killed them but that didn’t make any difference (it was a longshot anyway, I know). My SMC and bootrom are both up-to-date. The only thing I’m not up to date on is OS because digi hasn’t qualified 10.6.8 yet (of course).

    This is one hell of a mystery – on both the Iannix and Qt-in-general fronts.

    EDIT: I wonder if its possible that this is a 32-bit v 64-bit problem. That might set off all these flags… Bob, is your machine Core2Duo or no? Mine has 1x 64-bit core.

    4 July 2011 at 8 h 26 min in reply to: about transport #2612
    Anonymous
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    One more forum in ‘inglish’ for french musiciens.
    You help!
    That you say confirm things i observed. I’m not in Max and Pd, but i think it’s possible to do a relai patch in Usine to resend message in another adress. If not, double iannix objects is a solution.
    Thanks.

    Salutations, Cyrille.

    4 July 2011 at 21 h 53 min in reply to: Scripts #2199
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    I hope I don’t have to start reading the IanniX source code to answer the following:

    I would like my IanniX score(s) to send nb_curves or nb_cursors to my Supercollider patch(es). This would be preferred to matching the number synths by hand every time I run or modify a score.

    Where’s a good place to encode this info. Certainly, don’t want to carry it around in every /cursor, /trigger, etc., right?

    So IanniX also SENDS “play” when user presses the play button. That seems like a sensible spot in which to indicate how many synths to play. Is there a way to append arguments to “play”?

    thanks,
    –dick

    5 July 2011 at 9 h 21 min in reply to: Iannix "play" message #2642
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi!

    Do you download the last version of IanniX? Because in the last version, we included a transport message that sends 

    osc://127.0.0.1:57120/transport status nb_triggers nb_cursors nb_curves

    on Play and Fastrewind. For example, on play, it sends : 

    osc://127.0.0.1:57120/transport play 50 50 50

    .
    You can customize this message in the inspector>network tab.

    5 July 2011 at 20 h 10 min in reply to: Iannix "play" message #2643
    Anonymous
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    @Guillaume wrote:

    Do you download the last version of IanniX? Because in the last version, we included a transport message …

    I must have looked at that ten times; didn’t even realize it was there 😳 !

    6 July 2011 at 18 h 33 min in reply to: Iannix "play" message #2644
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    @Guillaume wrote:

    Hi!

    Do you download the last version of IanniX? Because in the last version, we included a transport message …

    Hi Guillaume,

    Yes! I had downloaded that. I noticed that the transport message carried some numbers in it, but hadn’t figured out what they were. That’s great, exactly what I wanted to do. Will this feature find its way into the documentation, do you think?

    –dick

    6 July 2011 at 18 h 40 min in reply to: supercollider help #2392
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Hi Guillaume,

    In another thread you mentioned:
    @Guillaume wrote:

    … in the last version, we included a transport message that sends 

    osc://127.0.0.1:57120/transport status nb_triggers nb_cursors nb_curves

    on Play and Fastrewind.

    This is so great. For those of us using SC, it means we can have the OSCresponder listening on play figure out how many synths to activate, rather than coding the number in the SC patch as the ones you provided do. As I mentioned in the other thread, we could tumble to these features quicker if they were documented.

    By the way, I think there is a bug in your “gendy” patch. the responder for cursors assigns an ordinate (X-axis) value to a variable that seems to think it’s an abscissa (“Y”). If you use that to assign frequency, it won’t do the expected. Perhaps you intended to supply us a friendly puzzle?

    thanks for your support!
    –Dick

    6 July 2011 at 18 h 56 min in reply to: Making things with IanniX #2177
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    The Ardour DAW responds to OSC messages, so I tried to set it up to receive this message from a IanniX trigger :

    osc://127.0.0.1:3819/ardour/add_marker

    The message is sent when the cursor passes the trigger, I checked it in the Monitor, but Ardour isn’t getting it. Do I have the correct message format or have I left out something ? It’s supposed to drop a location marker into Ardour as it plays.

    The Ardour address and message code are correct, AFAICT.

    Suggestions ?

    Best,

    dp

    7 July 2011 at 16 h 03 min in reply to: IanniX with Ardour ? #2540
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Reply to self: IanniX is now working with Ardour3, thanks to some help from Paul Davis at #ardour on Freenode IRC. The correct message format requires my non-local IP address and the access_action command, like so:

    osc://192.168.1.103:3819/ardour/access_action Transport/Forward

    A Trigger with this message will start playback in Ardour. I’ve just started to experiment with IanniX + Ardour, the combination looks exciting. 🙂

    Best,

    dp

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