Bill's Pitch Bending Program

> (a) it need to be compiled - on the ST the interpreted
> version is not fast enough to use real time, while the
> compiled version is (just barely) fast enough. I suspect the
> Mac will be similar.

Uhmm... I don't think so Bill! The Atari ST is an 8MHz 68000 machine. All
but the a very few Macs still existing use something vastly more powerful.
State-of-the-art Macs use a processor about 375 times as much compute power!
(1.25 instructions per clock at 240MHz compared to 10 clocks per instruction at
8MHz.) Even if it has to emulate a 68K, it ought to be on the order of 50 times
an 8MHz 68000, if not more.

I think you'll find that Macs, on the whole, are muuuuuuuch faster than the
ST.


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