hi all,
i'm curious about the expenses of a send/receive pair compared with a connection between two objects. i suppose a send/receive is a bit more expensive, but i'm not sure if there is some kind of hash-algorithm hidden somewhere... or is it more or less the same about as a direct connection?
cheers...
hello
i'm curious about the expenses of a send/receive pair compared with a connection between two objects. i suppose a send/receive is a bit more expensive, but i'm not sure if there is some kind of hash-algorithm hidden somewhere... or is it more or less the same about as a direct connection?
may i add myself to this post and add 3 more questions related (ok one is a bit off-topic)
- what about direct audio connections compared to send~/receive~ and
eventually throw~/catch~
- is there any difference between a straight simple process (let's say
an osc~, a *~ and a dac~) and the same with the *~ in a subatch (so using 1 inlet, 1 inlet~ and 1 outlet~ )
---off-topic---
- what's the best when dealing with VERY simple math in an
abstraction copied a lot, some pd native operators or expr ?
+! aym3ric.
- what's the best when dealing with VERY simple math in an
abstraction copied a lot, some pd native operators or expr ?
i suppose the fastest would be to use kjetil's k_cext, since it compiles your code to native machine code... but related to audio math, it shouldn't matter a lot...
cheers...
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Hallo, Tim Blechmann hat gesagt: // Tim Blechmann wrote:
- what's the best when dealing with VERY simple math in an
abstraction copied a lot, some pd native operators or expr ?
i suppose the fastest would be to use kjetil's k_cext, since it compiles your code to native machine code... but related to audio math, it shouldn't matter a lot...
Or [mole]? Amy3ric surely loves it... ;)
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