2008/1/29, Charles Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Another diagnostic idea: try comparing the behavior during loading
> with audio switched on and off.
Whops, I hadn't thought about that :$
Thank you :)
> my guess is:
> if this is a memory issue, it won't make a difference
> if it's the computations
Another diagnostic idea: try comparing the behavior during loading
with audio switched on and off.
my guess is:
if this is a memory issue, it won't make a difference
if it's the computations involved with big #'s of tabplay~, then it
will be faster with audio off
Chuck
On Jan 29, 2008 1:21 PM, Ma
> Just a guess... maybe allocating all that memory is forcing the OS to
> page other apps out.
I can't discard that, but...
Correct me if I am wrong: if that was the case, removing the [tabplay~]s
shouldn't make a difference, should it?
I removed the tabplay~s but the number of tables and size
Just a guess... maybe allocating all that memory is forcing the OS to
page other apps out. (I'm not sure how much memory is getting used but
if it's more than 1/4 of the system total it's possible that is slowing
stuff down.)
cheers
Miller
On Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 04:52:56PM +0100, matteo sisti s
Hi,
Suppose I create a [sample] abstraction that basically contains a
[table] to store a sound sample, and a [soundfiler] to read it from a
file.
One of the reasons for creating such a "trivial" abstraction is that
it has a GOP GUI with
-a symbolbox where you can write and see the filename
-a tes
