Just start it with a patch like this (i.e.: doing nothing) and - once scsynth has booted, you will get CPU usage around 80% for sclang.
It should not affect much the performance of the audio (as that runs at a higher priority), but it may affect, e.g.: the networking/OSC stuff?
note that the CPU usage reported by top is as percentage where 100% corresponds to whatever has been left over from Xenomai (for instance if your audio is using 25% CPU, as reported by cat /proc/xenomai/stat, then 100% reported by top will actually be 75%).
Just start it with a patch like this (i.e.: doing nothing) and - once
scsynth
has booted, you will get CPU usage around 80% forsclang
. It should not affect much the performance of the audio (as that runs at a higher priority), but it may affect, e.g.: the networking/OSC stuff?top
is as percentage where 100% corresponds to whatever has been left over from Xenomai (for instance if your audio is using 25% CPU, as reported bycat /proc/xenomai/stat
, then 100% reported bytop
will actually be75%
).