>pc compiled with all optimizations including inlining rendered to the
>default wav soundfile in 2:16 on my Dell Pentium II 480 MHz with 128 MB Ram
>and 8 GB free on the EIDE hard disk. This is just about exactly 2 times
real
>time. The soundfile had some click artifacts (Cool Edit showed they were
not
>just clipping). I think Csound would have rendered a similar file in less
>than real time.
This is actually a good test case, as I translated this orc from a
Csound orch (it's a composition by Peter Child, thus "PC"). I'll dig
up the Csound orch/sco and someone can test it on the same platform
as sfront. It's a straight port and should be a pretty fair test.
>The elpelele example would not compile to C source on my PC, with an error
>about the MIDI file being corrupt (although it played fine in WinAmp).
From the ensuing discussion, this sounds like a bad MIDI file, since it
fails in both sfront and saolc (they have separate code for everything).
I'll check it out today or tomorrow.
Best,
-- Eric
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