On Dec 6, 2007 11:54 PM,  <Victor.Lazzarini@nuim.ie> wrote:
> I think you can use dac~ anyway, because you're already
> running DSP in PD to make csoundapi~ run, there would not
> be any overhead. Note that csoundapi~ should not be
> producing sound directly; if it is, is because one of the API
> functions that stop that happening is not working.

That hasn't been happening, I use the -nd flags just in case now.  It
was happening at one point, but I believe you fixed it.
So far I don't have problems with CPU running Pd with Csoundapi~,
although I mostly use it to test opcodes.
As I understand it, it is possible to run Pd as two processes on two
computers; perhaps it would be possible to somehow take advantage of
its Wish side with Csound, without invoking Pd's DSP at all?  I like
that Pd's edit mode and play mode are fairly seamless, and I wonder
how hard it would be to implement a similar thing with cswish.
Perhaps it could almost work as-is.

-Chuckk

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