That would be really cool. A default compile of Soundpipe contains modules that only use libsndfile (95% of the code doesn't actually depend on this), c99 C and memset, malloc, and free from stdlib. I'd like to think that this opens up a possibility for embedded systems, but I really don't know.
I can tell you that have friends who sell commercial modules that run off a Raspberry Pi which use Csound and PD. I've tested Soundpipe on a Pi, and my initial tests show that Soundpipe can perform better or equal to Csound. So, if you're using some sort of embedded Linux system this is definitely conceivable.
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That would be really cool. A default compile of Soundpipe contains modules that only use libsndfile (95% of the code doesn't actually depend on this), c99 C and memset, malloc, and free from stdlib. I'd like to think that this opens up a possibility for embedded systems, but I really don't know.
I can tell you that have friends who sell commercial modules that run off a Raspberry Pi which use Csound and PD. I've tested Soundpipe on a Pi, and my initial tests show that Soundpipe can perform better or equal to Csound. So, if you're using some sort of embedded Linux system this is definitely conceivable.