Hi Istvan,

I haven't ever tried Intel's compiler and was wondering how you are
finding it.  It seems from your report with Victor's file that it
builds much more performant code, yes?  Taking a look at their site, I
also notice their Perofrmance Libraries:

http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/perflib/index.htm

Which they say is optimized for multimedia and already set to take use
of MMX/SSE/ETC. instructions, and seems to focus on FFT related code.

Anyone have any experience with these and can say what's good/bad about them?

Thanks!
steven

> Compiled with icc instead of gcc, it now runs at the original sample
> and control rates using --sched -b 64 -B 512 with occasional dropouts,
> With -B 1024 it is OK even without --sched, and with --sched I can
> increase the sample rate to 48000.


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