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| + | =='''Optimize the Installation for Realtime'''==  | ||
| + | * edit the file /etc/security/limits.conf and add the following 3 lines:  | ||
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| + | @pianoteq     -      rtprio            90  | ||
| + | @pianoteq     -      nice             -10  | ||
| + | @pianoteq     -      memlock     500000  | ||
| + | </pre>  | ||
==''' CPU Performance Benchmarks '''==  | ==''' CPU Performance Benchmarks '''==  | ||
Latest revision as of 14:52, 15 April 2022
> Main Page > Piano Expander based on Pianoteq and Odroid-N2
Contents
ARM 32 vs. AARCH64
- CNX-Software: 64-bit ARM (Aarch64) Instructions Boost Performance by 15 to 30% Compared to 32-bit ARM (Aarch32) Instructions
 - I still hope, that Modartt will provide Pianoteq sometimes compiled for AARCH64 architecture. In my opinion 32-bit code on any ARM module (Raspberry PI, Banana PI, Odroid etc.) which could also use AARCH64 code doesn't make sense. Modules which provide only ARM-32 bit architecture don't have the calculation power for Pianoteq. So why should those CPUs be supported? Canceling 32-bit support and switching to AARCH64 would be the right way....
 
Pianoteq 6 Stage Installation on Odroid
- coming soon
 
Some pictures
Optimize the Installation for Realtime
- edit the file /etc/security/limits.conf and add the following 3 lines:
 
@pianoteq - rtprio 90 @pianoteq - nice -10 @pianoteq - memlock 500000
CPU Performance Benchmarks
Benchmark by Marcos Daniel
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