9 Dec
2002
9 Dec
'02
8:49 p.m.
On Tuesday 10 December 2002 01.07, Tim Goetze wrote:
Steve Harris wrote:
Not if it generates machine code. That way, it could (theoretically)
be about as efficient as the corresponding "effect" implemented by
hand in C. There doesn't have to be any more per-sample overhead than
in the inner loop of your traditional plugins.
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Linuxsampler is using a similar approach, but its
not blockless
(and it wouldn't be noticably better if it was).
Still if anyone ever wants to tackle this they can have a fair
chunk of my spare brain cycles.
if it's going to run blockless, we'll need all your spare
cpu cycles as well i'm afraid.
;) tim