Am Donnerstag, 17. Mai 2007 schrieb Malte Steiner:
> I wonder what is the best way to connect applications on the same
> computer. Usually I use network and localhost plus custom protocols or
> OSC to let them communicate but wonder if pipes are more efficient. The
> data to be exchanged is usually control rate, not audio nor video streams.
> So what are the pros and cons of pipes versus network?
While pipes are faster (which is not interesting for control data only)
osc+network makes it extendable. Maybe in the future one part of your app
will run on a different host. If you started with pipes you have to program a
whole new communication. With osc and network you just allow other addresses
than localhost...
Arnold
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