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jit.unpack has no map attribute, rather a jump attribute. html doc 

erroneously reports map rather than jump.

sorry to nitpick, but it had me confused for a moment :)

jit.unpack has no map attribute, rather a jump attribute. html doc  
erroneously reports map rather than jump.

jit-unpack-html-doc-issue

> jit.unpack has no map attribute, rather a jump attribute. html doc

> erroneously reports map rather than jump.

> sorry to nitpick, but it had me confused for a moment :)

On 10/12/06, vade  wrote:
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> jit.unpack has no map attribute, rather a jump attribute. html doc
> erroneously reports map rather than jump.
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> sorry to nitpick, but it had me confused for a moment :)
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Is there a place in max where I can measure how my cpu is working 

when I turn videos on? something like the DSP status for max. In the 

patcher I am working with it marks 7 to 9%, with a sampling rate of 

44100, vector size 512 and signal vector size 64 even when I have 7 

small videos running. I am on an intel 2Ghz, with memory 1.5Ghz, and 

the videos are running from an external HD.

The problem I have is that everything (the videos)are being run from 

fiddle recognizing a G (midi 67) from an instrument via mic. It works 

fine just with the audio patcher, but when I turn on the videos, 

fiddle stops recognizing the Gs down to 1%.

I have tried filtering the g, I have tried analyzer~ and the 

behaviour is the same, down fromm 100% recognition to 1 or 2% when 

the videos are on. The thing is that the cpu in the dsp status does 

The other strange thing is that the recognition or the amplitud in 

I enclose the subpathcer that runs fiddle

Hi,
Is there a place in max where I can measure how my cpu is working  
when I turn videos on? something like the DSP status for max. In the  
patcher I am working with it marks 7 to 9%, with a sampling rate of  
44100, vector size 512 and signal vector size 64 even when I have 7  
small videos running. I am on an intel 2Ghz, with memory 1.5Ghz, and  
the videos are running from an external HD.

The problem I have is that everything (the videos)are being run from  
fiddle recognizing a G (midi 67) from an instrument via mic. It works  
fine just with the audio patcher, but when I turn on the videos,  
fiddle stops recognizing the Gs down to 1%.
I have tried filtering the g, I have tried analyzer~  and the  
behaviour is the same, down fromm 100% recognition to 1 or 2% when  
the videos are on. The thing is that the cpu in the dsp status does  
not change when I turn the videos on.

The other strange thing is that the recognition or the amplitud in  
fiddle~does not seem to be affected.

jit.unpack html doc issue