thanks for the valuable advice! yes, the patch opens eventually. i am just terrified by the watchdog lately.
On 04 Mar 2019, at 15:28, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
On 04.03.19 13:34, michael strohmann wrote:
on raspberry b+/stretch/pd-0.48 lately my patches open very slow. i get the turning hour glass and sometimes the watchdog is already signalling pd…. can it take long to find librarys or a slow SD card or netsend related issues ? or something completely different ?
well, start with "pd -verbose -stderr" to see where it spends the time. sidenote: this might make loading even slower (*if* it is related to finding libraries/abstractions), but you might laern something about the bottleneck.
general advice on search paths:
- only add a minimum of global search paths (either via "-path" flag to
the Preferences->Path dialog)
- use (abstraction local) [declare] statements instead.
- add paths to compiled libraries *after* paths to abstractions.
(compiled libraries are only searched once: as soone as they are found they are loaded into RAM; otoh, abstractions are searched for each instantiation; so you want to make sure to find abstractions as soon as possible).
oh, and i'm not entirely sure whether your patch eventually opens successfully or not.
fgamsdr IOhannes
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