On Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 03:10:42PM +0100, David Olofson wrote: > Yes, and that's one of the few cases where the host is marshalling > events. (It has to, because the event system in itself isn't thread > safe.) The host can either use an RT memory manager, or just restrict > things to one string/data block per engine cycle.
That sounds reasonable. > There is a feature for allocating audio buffers from the host. > Problem is that they're not of a hardcoded size, and they're > generally rather small; at most a few hundred bytes for low latency > hosts. I can think of situations where you might want a few kB, eg. FFT plugins. - Steve
