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alright, I've successfully managed to bring the Compiano Forte up to the latest Ubuntu Studio 24 Point Whatever and sound still works even, and I am completely stuffed with ｢thanksgiving｣ just positively filled to the brim
I got clang 20 installed on this machine, which is important to building mollytime, but, uh huuuuuh, Ubuntu Studio 24 Point Whatever doesn't seem to have SDL3 available
semi-related, I've decided that my collection of mostly functioning old computers that I've been holding on to just in case is now to be hereby known as my "Beowulf Clutter"
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semi-related, I've decided that my collection of mostly functioning old computers that I've been holding on to just in case is now to be hereby known as my "Beowulf Clutter"
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semi-related, I've decided that my collection of mostly functioning old computers that I've been holding on to just in case is now to be hereby known as my "Beowulf Clutter"
i've got three versions of clang on this computer and meson refuses to use the good one
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i've got three versions of clang on this computer and meson refuses to use the good one
@aeva i thought it had an option to specify a clang executable...?
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@aeva i thought it had an option to specify a clang executable...?
@JamesWidman when I punch in clang++-20 it just uses clang++ which gets it 18
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i've got three versions of clang on this computer and meson refuses to use the good one
@aeva *me, a piece of posix software* this is my emotional support clang
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@JamesWidman when I punch in clang++-20 it just uses clang++ which gets it 18
@JamesWidman oh wait I think I successfully tricked it
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i've got three versions of clang on this computer and meson refuses to use the good one
ok I got it using the good clang, but it's not using the good clang's standard library somehow, I think it's using GCC's?
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i've got three versions of clang on this computer and meson refuses to use the good one
@aeva i for one support your son's freedom to choose whichever clang he likes
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ok I got it using the good clang, but it's not using the good clang's standard library somehow, I think it's using GCC's?
read 'em and weep ladies, mollytime runs just fine on a Core 2 Duo
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read 'em and weep ladies, mollytime runs just fine on a Core 2 Duo
@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place this fucking rules so hard. Being able to follow along as you post about making music, and writing music software and making mollytime and all the synths... it's so cool. Thank you for posting about all this. I look forward to whenever you do.
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@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place this fucking rules so hard. Being able to follow along as you post about making music, and writing music software and making mollytime and all the synths... it's so cool. Thank you for posting about all this. I look forward to whenever you do.
@aud aw ♡♡♡♡♡ ty ^___^
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read 'em and weep ladies, mollytime runs just fine on a Core 2 Duo
@aeva ukraine colors yuss
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read 'em and weep ladies, mollytime runs just fine on a Core 2 Duo
glxinfo -B reports this machine has hardware accelerated 3D graphics supporting a maximum GL core version of 0.0 (and compat version of 2.1) so I guess for all intensive porpoises this machine does not in fact have hardware accelerated 3D graphics anymore
I didn't check, but I'm guessing SDL picked the software rendering pipeline, because the UI was a bit sluggish. however! all of the patches I tried played just fine, so the Core 2 Duo can handle the synth pipeline which is the important part
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glxinfo -B reports this machine has hardware accelerated 3D graphics supporting a maximum GL core version of 0.0 (and compat version of 2.1) so I guess for all intensive porpoises this machine does not in fact have hardware accelerated 3D graphics anymore
I didn't check, but I'm guessing SDL picked the software rendering pipeline, because the UI was a bit sluggish. however! all of the patches I tried played just fine, so the Core 2 Duo can handle the synth pipeline which is the important part
my main takeaways from this exercise so far are 1) I'm a long ways off from ever needing to optimize the audio thread performance; none of my patches are complex enough yet for it to be problematic that I'm still just chaining a few dozen lambdas together passing around doubles through a long chain of shared pointers at 48000khz 2) until polyphony makes me eat my words, the benefit of doing so will mostly be in improving battery life on my laptop, and 3) the UI perf has room for improvement
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my main takeaways from this exercise so far are 1) I'm a long ways off from ever needing to optimize the audio thread performance; none of my patches are complex enough yet for it to be problematic that I'm still just chaining a few dozen lambdas together passing around doubles through a long chain of shared pointers at 48000khz 2) until polyphony makes me eat my words, the benefit of doing so will mostly be in improving battery life on my laptop, and 3) the UI perf has room for improvement
and that last point might really just be a case for getting a GPU for that machine
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and that last point might really just be a case for getting a GPU for that machine
oh holy smokes, /proc/cpuinfo says this is a 3.2 ghz cpu. i assumed this machine was somewhere closer to 1 ghz
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oh holy smokes, /proc/cpuinfo says this is a 3.2 ghz cpu. i assumed this machine was somewhere closer to 1 ghz
@aeva even the retro vibe machines are fast now
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oh holy smokes, /proc/cpuinfo says this is a 3.2 ghz cpu. i assumed this machine was somewhere closer to 1 ghz
ah, it's an Intel Pentium E5800 "wolfdale" processor, so either I am mistaken about it being a Core 2 Duo or it is one and the branding is just confusing, but either way wikipedia dates this somewhere between 2008 and 2012. I would have purchased this either late 2011 or 2012 because I remember buying it to celebrate getting a job at Creative Commons
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@aeva even the retro vibe machines are fast now
@halcy I remember back in high school twenty years ago a friend I were drooling over a video of someone overclocking a pentium 4 to something crazy like 4 or 5 ghz (with an elaborate liquid nitrogen cooling system)
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@halcy CPUs haven't been slow for a very long time and now they're crazy fast. you really have to go out of your way to get a dog shit CPU now
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@TeoGuitar
Non ho figli e sono figlia unica. Ad una certa farò il calcolo di quanto posso sopravvivere con i risparmi. 😂😂😂
@Paoblog @gabardino
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@aeva now I have a laptop in front of me that turbos up to 4 ghz just as a regular thing. and it has like 16 cores that can all do that. it doesn't even really get very hot. also the instruction set is of course way better. it's a bit silly.
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@6al
Mah
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@francina1909 una 20ina di anni ancora ... ragazza, dammi retta, ti conviene darti un'occhiata in giro che dove sei mi sa che non ce la fai a farcela ...@Paoblog @gabardino
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@halcy I remember back in high school twenty years ago a friend I were drooling over a video of someone overclocking a pentium 4 to something crazy like 4 or 5 ghz (with an elaborate liquid nitrogen cooling system)
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Io non sono bravo quanto te, cerco di usare l'aereo meno possibile, e il più delle volte per tratte sotto le 3 ore.
Ma in senso assalito non ci riesco. Ho anche alcune patologie tali per cui prendermi una pausa in climi diversi dal nostro per me è un toccasana.
Ma prendo l'aereo al massimo 3 volte l'anno.
Quanto si ritroveranno nella mia condizione?
Io non dico che debbano tutti essere bravi come te, ma tra quello e non prestare la minima attenzione ce ne passa.
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@lasolitaLaura_@sociale.network
Par🇮🇹le 1425 5/6
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è un po' allentato... 😆
