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Re: [sc-users] Large FFT Windows
Ah - FFt does pull from this to store data (and it IS related to FFT
size). So - before you boot the server, do:
s.options.memSize_(yourReallyBigPowerOfTwo)
s.boot;
Best,
Josh
On May 5, 2009, at 12:20 PM, pop wrote:
Hi, thanks, changed that the the next power of two.
The server option I'm looking for is the one corresponding to this
error:
exception in real time: alloc failed, increase server's memory
allocation
(e.g. via ServerOptions)
-m real-time-memory-size ?
as o.memSize isn't for buffer related things according to the
helpfile. On
the right track?
Cheers,
W.
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