Iain Duncan

Hiya devs, I'm trying to make some benchmarking patches so I can compare how S7 scheme in Scheme for Max performs compared to other approaches. (ie JS, regular max). I can do this with the timer object for events that I trigger from clicking a button, but then those are running in the UI thread. When I start the test with a midi note to get it running in the high priority thread, everything works, but the timer output is always "0." Is there a decent way to time things in the high-priority thread?

Hiya devs, I'm trying to make some benchmarking patches so I can compare how S7 scheme in Scheme for Max performs compared to other approaches. (ie JS, regular max). I can do this with the timer object for events that I trigger from clicking a button, but then those are running in the UI thread. When I start the test with a midi note to get it running in the high priority thread, everything works, but the timer output is always "0."   Is there a decent way to time things in the high-priority thread? 

Hiya devs, I'm trying to make some benchmarking patches so I can compare how S7 scheme in Scheme for Max performs compared to other approach

how-to-benchmark-events-in-high-priority-thread-timer-obj-not-doing-it

The answer is two cpuclock objects. Don't seem to be able to delete my own post though. oops!

SOLVED: How to benchmark events in high-priority thread? (timer obj not doing it)