Re: Aw: Re: New suggestion to make Lily pond s peed up on multiple CPU cores
Jean Abou Samra <[email protected]>
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Le 17/07/2022 à 18:24, Arno Waschk a écrit :
> Well the hairpin thing mm ight be a bug for itself, as it happens with
> (for other reasons whatsoever) wanted pagebrakes as well.
Why would that be a bug? It looks just as expected to me.
Hairpins are not the only grobs with such behavior, e.g.,
\version "2.23.11"
{ c'1\tweak breakable ##t \glissando \pageBreak c''1 }
\pageBreak
{ c'1\tweak breakable ##t \glissando \pageBreak c'''1 }
> The difference I meant was that a pagebreak could in theory split a
> score in separated smaller scores to be compiled in parallel, and that
> could be done in very early stage of score processing, as opposed (I
> think) to linebreaks.
There isn't all that much of a difference between page breaks
and line breaks in that regard, I think. If you parallelize
with line breaks, the main non-parallelizable thing is page
layout, which you have to parallelize per page. Most stuff
happens before page layout.
> Still the idea was mainly to have such parallelizing rather for a
> draft or development mode (where you can live with an odd hairpin),
> and still having the slow mode as currently for the final run where
> you don't want to have compromises in quality anywhere.
Understood.
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