[PD] d-median (a running median) + d-for (a for loop)
Damian Stewart
damian at frey.co.nz
Fri Oct 17 17:04:35 CEST 2008
Frank Barknecht wrote:
> But I had a *really* hard time to read your patch. Attached is a
> slightly cleaned up version with some added local sends and many cord
> crossings removed. Still not perfect, but now I can see more of all
> these objects. ;)
heh :-)
... actually looking at that cleaned up version, now *i* can't figure out
what's going on :-/ although to be honest, i could only barely figure out
what was going on when i was writing it in the first place, so that's not
surprising. doing logic with dataflow languages is so heinously complicated...
personally i find sends and receives to be a mixed blessing. on the one
hand they get rid of unnecessary patch cords, but on the other hand they
make it much less clear to see what's going on with the execution order.
(what happens to the execution order when you do a message send/receive,
anyway? do the send/receive pairs act exactly like patchcords, or is a send
considered a leaf in the depth-first traversal tree?
d
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