Finding bottlenecks in MSP code

    TFF
    Nov 26 2010 | 5:21 am
    It's easy enough to pull out a section of a regular max patch, and run it 100k times in succession as a benchmark. But I'm not sure how to do this kind of thing with MSP patches. Is there a more useful way to judge the system usage of bits of MSP patches than just looking at the CPU meter?
    Best, -Zach
    • jvkr
      Nov 26 2010 | 7:58 am
      Typically you could stick a portion into a poly patch and load it 200 times. Change one object and see the difference in cpu load. Still it's the cpu, but you get a better idea of the average load.
      _ johan
    • TFF
      Nov 26 2010 | 5:49 pm
      jvkr: Thanks, that does help.
      I would like to try using a profiler...Any suggestions for a good one for Windows? I'm about to give Microsoft's Xperf a go.