On Sunday 05 October 2003 05:57 am, Richard Bown wrote:

> > Well, we don't do any of that quantization stuff when loading, only
> > when importing MIDI.  What's taking the time on file load?
>
> I don't know yet - but even for sonatac.rg the complete load time is about
> five seconds - this is something I'd expect to be immediate (sub one
> second).

You've been spending too much time in Windows I think, which is 10,000% faster 
than KDE on any given day.  :)

Everything is sluggish, not just RG.  When I use Dad's Windows ME box for 
something, I feel like I'm flying a freaking rocket ship.

I just loaded a huge RG file in 9 seconds, which doesn't seem out of line 
relative to how fast everything else works.  I forget how to count events, if 
I ever knew.  It's an entire concerto, with three movements in one file.  
Probably on the order of 50,000 events.

You want to talk sluggish...  Select all segments, then open a notation view.  
I've been watching progress bars do their thing for a full minute now, and it 
isn't done yet.  OK, 1:53 to get the notation view open.

Now select whole staff on one of these.  5747 events.  It counts 0...100, then 
0..30..50.......70.....90...................................100 
0........10........20...................30..........................70.......90..
...............................................100 0..................10......

WTF is up with all the counting, and then counting again, and then counting 
again?  It's sucking up lots of RAM and starting to swap out.  My entire 
system is very sluggish while this is going on, and I have to wait several 
moments for KDE to get around to processing my mouse clicks.

Now you want to see some REAL sluggish behavior, hit the up arrow.  
Transposing two three four blah...  It took 2:53 to transpose up one 
halfstep, and it counted through the progress bar thingie at least four 
times.

Maybe I need more RAM to mitigate some of this, but I used to work on this 
same file, in original MIDI form, with Cakewalk on a P166 with 96 MB of RAM.

At this moment, RG thoroughly sucks for working on large files.

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