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I know REAPER does most work in the FPU space and I was curious in the case of mixing with integers. Is that done in the FPU as well? or you have a build a total different execution path based on integers. I have a feeling that it's the first one but some clarification will solve the mystery. By the way thanks for update, it was sweet.
Asked by gio (94.66.27.x) on July 3 2013, 12:42am
Reply on July 3 2013, 1:57pm:
The integer mixing mode that REAPER uses actually still uses the FPU for computation, it just models the computation on integer summing (meaning the results are the same as if it was done as integers.
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