Hello,
Since Pd and its user base are prominent and integral parts of the computer
music community, I would like to re-post this announcement to encourage
musicians, artists, researchers and developers to submit your recent artistic
works and computer music research to this year's ICMC. Hope
I think you're talking about several things at once. Katja's Pd Double is
essentially about changing t_float to be a double-precision floating point
number. But as I understand it she also revised the code in some of the core
tilde classes like osc~ and phasor~ to optimize their performance.
There are indeed two matters here. What (rather little) I know about it is
this... On Mac OSX, it's easy to compare the performance of the 32 and 64
bit versions of Pd on a single 64-bit machine - and the 64 bit Pd consistently
out-performs the 32-bit one by, as I recall, 15-20%.
I believe
What I've heard is that the 64-bit instruction set has wider bit fields
for specifying registers, so that you can have many more of them. (The
386 had two or three I think; the 64 bit machines have dozens, depending
how you count.) So one saves steps reading and writing to/from memory.
OTOH,
One other question: would you accept patches for Pd Vanilla that make it
_possible_ to compile with t_float at double-precision (something Pd Vanilla
cannot currently do)? That would give the Pd Vanilla user the option to
compile to double-precision if they wish, which IIUC is the whole point
I'm using it... seems to work fine, and much easier to get USB audio
devices working than it was with the first version.
OTOH, I think (but haven't verified) that the USB power is somehow noisier
than it was before, so that there can be audio parasites coming from USB
audio devices, especially
Has anyone try PD on a Raspberry pi 2 ?
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Hi! Sorry for the slow answer. I've asked Forrest who is the developer for
NoFlo-ui, and he answered that there is indeed subpatch support for
noflo-ui. He suggests that if we are interested we should use directly
noflo-ui, because it already runs the-graph which is just the raw graph
library, and
Is there a demo of the user experience for displaying and navigating subpatches
in Noflo?
-Jonathan
On Monday, February 2, 2015 12:25 PM, s p seb...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi! Sorry for the slow answer. I've asked Forrest who is the developer for
NoFlo-ui, and he answered that there is
