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Old Nov 18, 2008, 03:35 PM   #1
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Also, xTramSize is indicated at 122/2048. Any reason NOT to reduce the xTramSize memory to say 128?

This with Kx Project v3541 implemented with CT4780 (10k1)
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Re: DSP GPRs: 263/256
This is a known issue, FxBus outputs do not use GPR's, but are counted as GPR's in the resource counter at the top of DSP.

As for xTram, that depends on how often you will use any DSP configs that use more than 128.
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Any reason NOT to reduce the xTramSize memory to say 128?
But there're no reasons to reduce it also.
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This is a known issue, FxBus outputs do not use GPR's, but are counted as GPR's in the resource counter at the top of DSP.

As for xTram, that depends on how often you will use any DSP configs that use more than 128.
Mxy4x2 apparently was the culprit.

Bad Mxy4x2, bad, bad, baaaaaaad Mxy4x2.



It's all good though; I don't need her anymore.
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