Re: [linux-audio-dev] things to port to the gp2x ..

i would wager that floating-point is not its forté, but rather than give you an opinion, what would be got a good float-performance benchmark that i can run on it to give you some real figures? is there a preferred stdout-style C app i can run that'll give us some real figures? also keep in mind its dual-processor; the second processor is 100% free to run code as fast as it can, while processor-1 is doing the linux thing .. so while floating-point performance may be abysmal, fixed-point math on the second CPU may just be fine .. more details about the specs here: http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Docs_and_Papers i wouldn't put this in the class of 'high-performance hardware', but more 'hardware worth squeezing every last bit of performance out of it'. i don't think JACK would be wise on this thing, though i could be wrong .. its really designed to be a 'single-app running at a time' platform, and so far supports SDL/SDL_mixer, though you can do raw hardware i/o to the codec of course, and .. well .. there is the matter of USB-Audio Gadget drivers, which would provide a path to higher-power DAW upstream .. -- ; Jay Vaughan