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> ??? Non realtime style? How can you have a gui written in a real time
> style? Doesn't that kind of break the basic rules of realtime?
Well that is my question, sorry I should have clarified I am just now
getting into realtime programming so this might be a really stupid
question anyways. If you dont have the GUI thread(s) running at a high
priority, would that affect the overall response of the program?
Primarily I am looking at for triggering sound effects samples(Of
varying size) for live performance, thus I would need to make sure
response to the gui is also quick and that latency is not added in from
the time of hitting a "go" on screen.
Of course it might be very possible I am misunderstanding basic
principles behind realtime programming at any rate so please feel free
to just tell me Im stupid;)
Seablade
Received on Fri Jul 21 08:15:05 2006
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