Yes, changing ksmps would be an excellent test.

Regards,
Mike

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Iain Duncan" 
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 10:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] 64 bit load test, was CVS Reorganization Request


>> Can you do a test where you keep adding oscillators until it craps out? 
>> Then we can see how many oscillators you can run with 32 bit, and how 
>> many with 64 bit.
>
> With my existing code I can make it crap out by just lowering ksmps, is 
> that useful? I can check what ksmp level I can achieve with each. I could 
> certainly concoct a many osc test, but not as easy to do as just altering 
> my existing rig, which is probably a better real world test as the cpu use 
> is being chewed up by:
>
> - reverbs
> - delays
> - vco2 oscillators
> - lfos
> - filters
> - lots of table reads and writes
>
> Iain
>
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>>Yes, changing ksmps would be an excellent test.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Mike
>>
> 
>  I wouldn't be surprised that at a lower ksmps the cpu load would actually get 
> close to each other. I found that with some of my orcs perform better at 
> ksmps=16 than at ksmps=64. Cache issues obviously. 

Interesting! I'll set up and do test with heavy load orcs at various 
buffer and ksmps settings then, but probably won't have time to do it 
until late tomorrow or Wed.

Iain


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