16 Jan
2010
16 Jan
'10
6:29 p.m.
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Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
I can only try 2 guesses:
A) it is because of how the operating system manages processes (i.e. the "delay 0" has a similar role to a "sleep 0") - but then, I would expect an amount of unpredictability
B) because of the way PD is implemented, maybe the message is not even actually sent to the gui process until the whole message tree is completed?? or the gui is somehow aware of the fact that the message tree is not complete and won't process the messages it has received until it is????
iirc, it's B: data is only sent to the pd-gui at the end of each processing cycle.
gss IOhannes
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