mathseive

I appear to be suffering from a feedback loop in my project now i have separated it up in to bpatchers. each bpatcher has several send/receives in it and this seems to create some kind of feedback loop - the processor spikes and stays at 95%. The bpatches aren't sending data internally, but between other bpatchers in the main patch. 

I've tried using sw as per /examples/misc-max-trix/managing state - but it still crashes. haven't tried send~ and receive~ yet, but was wondering if anyone had any alternative suggestions as send~/receive~ will increase the processor load?

I appear to be suffering from a feedback loop in my project now i have separated it up in to bpatchers.  each bpatcher has several send/receives in it and this seems to create some kind of feedback loop - the processor spikes and stays at 95%.  The bpatches aren't sending data internally, but between other bpatchers in the main patch. 
 I've tried using sw as per /examples/misc-max-trix/managing state - but it still crashes. haven't tried send~ and receive~ yet, but was wondering if anyone had any alternative suggestions as send~/receive~ will increase the processor load?
cheers!
tom


bpatcher-sendreceive-feedback-loop

After much searching, i have found an error in a javascript file that caused a loop to keep counting to + infinity - hence maxing out my processor... not to worry then....

After much searching, i have found an error in a javascript file that caused a loop to keep counting to + infinity - hence maxing out my processor... not to worry then....
thanks


bpatcher send/receive feedback loop