FWIW, I hit the roof every now and then, usually when I've coded up some
sound-making thing that I try to multiply into several voices.
I don't know all the jargon, but intuitively something like a UGen feels
like you should be able to run it in a thread of its own - all it needs to
share are its inputs and outputs... but if Ge says its hard to do I'm not
the one to debate against.
/Stefan
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 9:03 AM, Atte André Jensen
Kassen wrote:
We need the context-sensitive block processing <snip> That one should
be a big leap in performance, after that we may have to think about multi-core support.
It's interesting to see that all posts in this thread is about language-stuff, except my wish and your reply.
I'm restating: I think I'm pretty alone with this wish, and no matter how much I love chuck (and I do) it forces me to look elsewhere :-(
-- Atte
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