pd-mrpeach 0.1~svn17672-5 source package in Ubuntu

 This is a collection of small objects that emulate logic CMOS components,
 namely the CD4000 series.
 It currently contains 25 objects of the cd4000 series.
 .
 The emulation assumes idealized components, and works in the message domain.

 mrpeach is a collection of general purpose objects:
  - [op~] signal comparison
  - [rc~] resistor-capacitor circuit
  - [rcosc~] resistor-capacitor oscillator
  - [rojo~] red noise generator
  - [sqosc~] bandlimited pulse generator
  - [runningmean] moving average filter
  - [tabfind] find a number in a table
  - [f2b] float32 → bytes converter
  - [b2f] bytes → float32 converter
  - [life2x] game of life
  - [which] output path to a Pd-object
 .
  - [midifile] play and record MIDI files
  - [binfile] read/write raw data files

 This library adds Pure Data (Pd) objects that allow one to build a networking
 infrastructure within Pd on OSI-Layer 4 (transport layer).
 The objects use threads to allow for non-blocking network communication within
 an audio realtime environment.
  - [tcpreceive], [tcpsend]: unidirectional communication over TCP/IP
  - [tcpserver], [tcpclient]: bidirectional communication over TCP/IP
  - [udpreceive], [udpsend]: unidirectional communication over UDP
  - [udpsndrcv]: bidirectional communication over UDP
  - [udpsend~], [udpreceive~]: transmit uncompressed signals via UDP
 Since these objects only send/receive lists of bytes, you will most likely need
 to add some glue to implement higher-level protocols (and transmit meaningful
 data).

 This library allows one to construct and parse OSC messages within Pd. It
 includes support for ordinary OSC-messages, typetags, timetags and bundles.
 .
 These objects are transport-agnostic, so you can use them to transmit OSC over
 UDP, TCP/IP, serial port, or in fact whatever you want. However, you will have
 to install additional libraries that will handle the transport layer (like
 pd-net or pd-comport).
 .
 Note however, that OSC is a packet-based protocol, so if you intend to use it
 with a stream-based transport (like TCP/IP or the serial line), you must use
 a packetizer (the OSC-specifications suggest to use SLIP, as provided by
 pd-slip).

 This library implements the Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP),
 a simple protocol for encapsulating packets within a streaming transport
 protocol such as TCP/IP or on the serial port.
 .
 You will need this if you plan to transmit e.g. OSC messages via TCP/IP or
 the serial line.

 This library allows you to interact with your XBee (a small form factor radio
 module).
 It provides objects for encoding and decoding XBee commands/responses.
 .
 The underlying communication is handled by other objects, usually [comport].