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It's functional, not interpreted, if that's what you're getting at. It compiles down to deterministic C++. Each frame of audio takes exactly the same computati
by matheist 5y ago
It's functional, not interpreted, if that's what you're getting at.
It compiles down to deterministic C++. Each frame of audio takes exactly the same computation path; ditto for each sample within each frame. (Although some parameters might be updated once per frame, and others updated once per sample.)
You could inspect the output C++ and count up the number of cycles for each frame of audio, if you wanted.
- amelius 5y agoHaskell is also a compiled language, but an often heard complaint is that it doesn't offer a good handle on CPU usage and hence computation time.