Iain Duncan

Pretty much says it all, wondering if there is some way to see that, or to get that info from C API and post it.

Pretty much says it all, wondering if there is some way to see that, or to get that info from C API and post it.
iain

is-there-a-way-to-see-what-thread-an-event-is-running-in

there is a great tutorial by Tim Place that includes an object called [min.threadcheck] complete with source code. That should clearly show you how to do it.

https://cycling74.com/tutorials/advanced-max-learning-about-threading

there is a great tutorial by Tim Place that includes an object called [min.threadcheck] complete with source code. That should clearly show you how to do it.

Here is the link:
https://cycling74.com/tutorials/advanced-max-learning-about-threading

Ah I had forgotten about that page! Thanks Luigi, I will watch the tutorial and check out that code. Right now my test is "resize the window and see if the timing craps out", haha.

There is also spat5.whichthread in Ircam's spat5 package.

Turned out it was really easy to add a wrapper to the isr function, in case anyone stumbles on this.

Is there a way to see what thread an event is running in?