alto777 / LFSR

Various linear feedback shift register sequencers for VCV Rack
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Update to V1 of vcv rack? #6

Open WiggyWire opened 5 years ago

WiggyWire commented 5 years ago

Hi,

Do you have plans to port Amuse and your other modules to the new version of VCV rack? Would be a shame to loose such wonderful modules. Hope all is well and that new mystery module you were developing is comming along nicely.

rsmus7 commented 5 years ago

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netboy3 commented 5 years ago

Just completed migrating the plugin to Rack V1. I've also posted a pull request for the original developer to merge my update into their code. I have also built the plugins and have them here for users to test out the new builds:

Linux: alto777_LFSR-1.0.0-lin.zip Mac: alto777_LFSR-1.0.0-mac.zip Windows: alto777_LFSR-1.0.0-win.zip

Please let me know if you find any issues. I hope you enjoy the fun of LFSR again. Alto777 - Thanks for writing those fun plugins.

davephillips commented 5 years ago

@netboy3 Alas, the Linux binary will not load on Fedora 23, thanks to versioned symbols (GLIBC issue). Source code will be most welcome, I can build it locally and make the binary available for older systems if anyone wants/needs it.

netboy3 commented 5 years ago

Alas, the Linux binary will not load on Fedora 23

@davephillips, sorry to hear that. Wow - Fedora 23 is old and was End-Of-Life 3 years ago.

Source code will be most welcome

As I mention above, I posted a pull request for the developer. You can grab the pull request into your local repo and build it yourself. Here's a quick guide:

git clone https://github.com/alto777/LFSR.git # clone LFSR repo (if you haven't already) cd LFSR git fetch origin pull/7/head:pr7 # fetch my pull request as a new local branch git checkout pr7 # checkout the PR branch

You now have LFSR with my code updates and should be able to build it.

davephillips commented 5 years ago

@netboy3 You rock. Thanks very much, build was quick & clean, the plugin now loads and runs correctly. Very happy to have the aMuse sequencer again ! :)