Eric L.

I'm sad because rewire~ doesn't work. I mean:

It works nice when alone, in a simple patch, in a (very) simple app.

When integrated in a real app, I mean something really useful, using 

some CPU (5% on my Mac Pro), it is unable to report correctly the 

host's transport: deviation from 1% to 10%. How could it be used 

Does anyone encounter the same problem with it?

I tried to change I/O vector size, signal vector size: unefficient.

Tested on MacPro 5400, 2.8 Ghz, 6 Go RAM, Logic Express as host. MyApp 

I'm sad because rewire~ doesn't work. I mean:
It works nice when alone, in a simple patch, in a (very) simple app.
When integrated in a real app, I mean something really useful, using  
some CPU (5% on my Mac Pro), it is unable to report correctly the  
host's transport: deviation from 1% to 10%. How could it be used  
seriously?

Does anyone encounter the same problem with it?
What's the problem with it?
I tried to change I/O vector size, signal vector size: unefficient.

Tested on MacPro 5400, 2.8 Ghz, 6 Go RAM, Logic Express as host. MyApp  
was built thanks to Max 4.6.

plugsync-rewire-and-others

Sorry, important error on my previous mail! Please replace 'rewire~' 

I'm sad because hostsync~ doesn't work. I mean:

Sorry, important error on my previous mail! Please replace 'rewire~'  
by 'hostsync~'...:

I'm sad because hostsync~ doesn't work. I mean:
It works nice when alone, in a simple patch, in a (very) simple app.
When integrated in a real app, I mean something really useful, using  
some CPU (5% on my Mac Pro), it is unable to report correctly the  
host's transport: deviation from 1% to 10%. How could it be used  
seriously?

plugsync, rewire and others