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-- MichaelStrohmann - 06 May 2004
Would it be possible to split the script in 2 five-instrument branches and use a ForcedProcessorAssigment module?
-- KarlMousseau - 06 May 2004
It may be that the 10 copies of the instrument requires more computation power than your Capybara has. Try reducing the number of instruments and see what the DSP Status window shows.
Please keep in mind that the DSP status is not accurate when the Capybara runs out of processing power. The processor that is at the maximum in the DSP Status is the one running out of real time, but all of the other processors measurements are incorrect. This can cause it to look like there is available cycles on some of the processors when in fact there are none.
-- KurtHebel - 06 May 2004
yes it is possible to split the script in 2 five-instrument branches. which on the one hand is a bit unconvenient but on the other shows that the capy has enough power to run in realtime. so the problem lies in scheduling, no?
-- MichaelStrohmann - 06 May 2004
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| TopicClassification: | Solved |
| BriefDescription?: | Scheduling problem with Script? |
| OperatingSystem: | Mac OS9, Mac OSX, Win 98, Win ME, Win XP, Win 2000 |
| LapOrDesk?: | Laptop, Desktop |
| HostProcessor?: | PowerPC? G5, PowerPC? G4, PowerPC? G3, Pentium 4, Pentium 3, Pentium 2, Athlon, Celeron, Other |
| ClockSpeedInMHz?: | N/A |
| RAMInMB?: | 0-127, 128-255, 256-511, 512-1023, 1024-2047, 2048+ |
| CapyInterface?: | Flame, PCI, PCMCIA |
| KymaVersion?: | KymaX?, Kyma5 |
| CapybaraVersion?: | Capy320, CapyLS?, Capy66, Capy33 |
| ExpansionCards?: | None, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 |
| VirtualMemory?: | N/A |
| MonitorSize?: | 12, 15, 17, 21, >23 |
| NumberMonitors?: | 1, 2, 3, >3 |
| NumberColors?: | 8 bit (256), 16 bit (thousands), 24 bit (millions), 32 bit (true color) |
| GraphicsCard?: | N/A |
| OtherHardware?: | N/A |
| OtherSoftware?: | N/A |