[PD] pd-lork and midi on osX

Dan Wilcox danomatika at gmail.com
Tue May 7 10:10:54 CEST 2019


If there is nothing really wrong with that define, we could just set it when building port midi. See portmidi/Makefile.am/...

Unless the system has issues with it, it would be good to have closer behavior between operating systems. In general, Pd doesn't;t really stop you from flooding the output anyway...

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> PS: I think you can actually disable the speedlimit with "#define LIMIT_RATE 0" in pmmacosxcm.c. This should give you the original Pd extended behavior.

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