> Does PD recompute the whole DSP chain whenever a table (with one or more 
> tabread~ reading from it) is resized?

yes, the dsp chain is recreated ...

> I'm talking about resizing tables by sending them a [resize( message.
> 
> I tried to isolate it in a simple patch but I couldn't reproduce it. But I 
> think the only difference with the patch where I am experiencing this is the 
> complexity of the global dsp graph, that's why I ask if the dsp graph is 
> recomputed..... 

sure ... the more complex the dsp graph gets, the cpu time to resort the
graph increases ... of course allocating memory from the underlying os
is not a lightweight operation, either ...

in pd, you shouldn't try to resize / load / store tables during a
performance, except you like the sound of the audio dropout ... if you
need this, i can only suggest to use another program ...

tim

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