Great.
> (define (some-huge-comp) (get-internal-real-time))
some-huge-comp
> (define (test)
(list
#.(some-huge-comp)
(some-huge-comp)))
test
> (test)
(628.159582 631.110096)
> (test)
(628.159582 632.668255)
> (test)
(628.159582 634.408648)
Seems the first call on (some-huge-comp) is 'fixed' at read-time. So
far so good.
However, if i use this when defining the instrument on the calls down in
the run-loop, ie:
(outa i
(+ (* +0.6 (tap delay_48_54 #.(smpls->samples 266)))
(* +0.6 (tap delay_48_54 #.(smpls->samples 2974)))
...
supposing these calls will be fixed at read-time (ie. when evaluating
the (define*...)), calling the instrument is still only around half the
speed of the version with 'pre-calculated' data (which btw. is really
fast). Is this because of extra overhead vs. memory lookup?
-anders
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