greetings.

I am investigating using netsend to send patch data from one pd instance to another, to make use of both cores of my cpu. I have replaced most of my internal patch wiring with [send] [receive] objects. is it possible to [send] to a [netsend] and [recieve] from a [netrecieve] or am i fundamentally mis understanding what these objects do?

I am trying to shuttle about 20 streams of data to another instance. how should i go about formatting these individual streams (which are currently [send] objects) so that they reach their intended destinations.

thank you for any insight

Onyx
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Hi onyxashanti:
Hey, nice username, by the way!
Well, I tried with both methods of sending data to a different instance of pd (I use pd-extended on Debian Squeeze). I'm sending you what worked for me: udp.
These are two patches in which there are subpatches that can accept the channel number as creation argument. Also there is an input for connecting a toggle, so as to "cut the flow" through the channel. I would use just 20 channels for each data channel. I didn't go any further on this because I'm currently solving other issues before going deeper into udp communication. I did no tests of latency, etc. yet. I hope these patches are useful to you, and anyone.
By the way, there may be some comments in spanish, but they say "abstraction to send / receive data via netsend/receive", nothing more special..
Best regards,

Sumidero.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/PruSend.pd

Hi onyxashanti:
Hey, nice username, by the way!
Well, I tried with both methods of sending data to a different instance of pd (I use pd-extended on Debian Squeeze). I'm sending you what worked for me: udp.
These are two patches in which there are subpatches that can accept the channel number as creation argument. Also there is an input for connecting a toggle, so as to "cut the flow" through the channel. I would use just 20 channels for each data channel. I didn't go any further on this because I'm currently solving other issues before going deeper into udp communication. I did no tests of latency, etc. yet. I hope these patches are useful to you, and anyone.
By the way, there may be some comments in spanish, but they say "abstraction to send / receive data via netsend/receive", nothing more special..
Best regards,

Sumidero.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/PruSend.pd