tor ·
make in's and out's and arrays with from to values:
streamin s0-s63; //makes 64 inputs float s[64]=s0-s63; //assign each input to a buffer index
this would save a WHOLE LOT of writing 🙂
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tor ·
make in's and out's and arrays with from to values:
streamin s0-s63; //makes 64 inputs float s[64]=s0-s63; //assign each input to a buffer index
this would save a WHOLE LOT of writing 🙂
tor ·
am i the only one that would want a such feature?
i really think this is a time saver and it should not be to hard for the developers to implement.. or?
trogluddite ·
Being able to fill an array from a load of inputs like that would sure be useful - could even just be 'streamin array[16];' - like a code version of the green 'Array Builder' primitives. At one time, the code module used to highlight the syntax 'memin' and 'memout' - i.e. a direct input (or output) for an entire array or buffer, but it never got implemented and the syntax is no longer highlighted. It's often been suggested that the 'memin/memout' should be made to work - there are quite a few applications for SM where being able to transfer or fill buffers all in one go would be very useful (e.g. recording/editing wave files).
tor ·
Absolutte!
Anyone knowing what the developers attitude is regarding this issue?
rl ·
No. I don't know.
Imagine there would be a thing like memin and/or memout and sse integers in the code module to index those buffers without the need of all that CPU-consuming float-int conversions needed when using array indices...
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