[LAU] [Jack-Devel] zombification behaviour...

Robert Jonsson spamatica at gmail.com
Tue Nov 23 08:21:43 UTC 2010


2010/11/19 torbenh <torbenh at gmx.de>:
> On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 11:17:29PM +0100, Robert Jonsson wrote:
>> These days I always use -Z and -t to make jack cut me some slack.
>
> hmm... using -Z AND -t seems pretty excessive.
> i mean if a client causes a timeout of a whole second, jack should
> really kick it.
>
> do you get zombifications with say -t 1000 ?
> theoretically -Z only makes sense if you dont specify -t.

It was several years ago I settled on these arguments, memory fails me somewhat.
Tt one point my machine needed this to survive certain operations,
probably disk intensive operations, loading / saving large projects.
The RT performance I have today is much better so I'm not entirely
sure if I need both.
Another thing is coping with bad plugins, I just lots and sometimes I
encounter denormal issues. This is on a dual core machine so the gui
is still workable so with the settings I use I mostly have time to
disable the plugin before anything worse happens.

Regards,
Robert


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