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jkriss
MaxLink
Apr 21st, 2005, 5:16pm  
First off, congratulations to everyone involved in the beta release! Processing 85 is terrific -- it opens up a whole new realm of possibility.

I've got a new version of MaxLink posed on my site that can be used with the new "Import Library" feature.  

The Max/MSP side hasn't changed at all, so it's an easy upgrade: http://jklabs.net/maxlink/
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REAS
Re: MaxLink
Reply #1 - Apr 22nd, 2005, 12:17am  
Brilliant Jesse, I'll move it up on the Libraries page.
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jkriss
Re: MaxLink
Reply #2 - Dec 3rd, 2005, 4:58pm  
There's another update of MaxLink available -- it now works with the recent Processing builds.  Tested and working with Processing 97, including exported applications.

http://jklabs.net/maxlink
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ccastellanos
Re: MaxLink
Reply #3 - Dec 17th, 2005, 1:38am  
I'm having a problem with MaxLink and Max/MSP

I get this error when  try to create a jk.broadcast object:
• error: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: maxlink/AtomUtils
• error:
at jk.broadcast.init(Unknown Source)
• error:
at jk.broadcast.<init>(Unknown Source)
• error: (mxj) unable to construct instance of jk.broadcast

Also when I try to run the bouncer example in Max i get:
bouncer received input
• error: java programming error: Callback InvocationTargetException

and it totally freezes the program.

In Processing i can't import it using the Import Library feature (it doesn't show up in the menu).

I noticed there's no jar file (just the .class files) and no "export.txt" in the in the 0.33 release I downloaded (even though it says that on the web site).

Using Processing 98 and Max/MSP 4.5.5

thanks,
carlos
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jkriss
Re: MaxLink
Reply #4 - Dec 17th, 2005, 2:09pm  
A broken build script is at fault here -- sorry about that.  Anyone who's been having problems with 0.33 should try the new download (still marked as 0.33).

http://jklabs.net/maxlink/?page=downloads
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jhoepffner
Re: MaxLink
Reply #5 - Dec 21st, 2005, 2:12pm  
Hello,

I have exactly the same problem, I downloaded the last version but I have the same errors.

MacOsX 10.3.9
Processin 98
MaX/MSP/Jitter 4.5.6
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jkriss
Re: MaxLink
Reply #6 - Dec 21st, 2005, 2:46pm  
Does the version you downloaded most recently contain the import.txt file in the maxlink folder?
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jhoepffner
Re: MaxLink
Reply #7 - Dec 22nd, 2005, 3:28pm  
no, there is a "export.txt" file inside "maxlink" folder
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fraguada
Re: MaxLink
Reply #8 - Apr 13th, 2006, 1:09pm  
jkriss . . . maxlink is fantastic!  I was using Max/MSP flashserver to send and receive the max data with flash.  But when I ran into some limitations, I looked for other ways to do it.  I found the maxlink library and processing and the project has progressed greatly.  So thanks for that!

anyhow, had a question . . . is there a limit to how many inlets one can declare in a sketch?  Not that I need this many, but I was working with 48 variables coming from Max/MSP and when I defined 48 inlet links:

Quote:
link.declareInlet("myVar1");                                                      
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link.declareInlet("myVarN");      
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link.declareInlet("myVar48");  


I get an error:
Quote:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 32

at maxlink.MaxLink.declareInlet(MaxLink.java:107)

at maxlink.MaxLink.declareInlet(MaxLink.java:100)

at Temporary_2352_1393.setup(Temporary_2352_1393.java:64)


When I cut it back to 32 inlets, things work fine.  Just came across this, I am sure it is set that way for a reason, but if you could elaborate on it, I would find it interesting.

Anyhow, thanks!
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