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[VST_RT]

ok, i deleted everything in the code except:

 // Create a 2D stream of specified size i.e. 64x64 floating-point values   
    brook::Stream<float> inputStream(rank, streamSize);

    // Copying data from input buffer to input stream
//    inputStream.read(inputBuffer);

works.

 // Create a 2D stream of specified size i.e. 64x64 floating-point values   
    brook::Stream<float> inputStream(rank, streamSize);

    // Copying data from input buffer to input stream
    inputStream.read(inputBuffer);

dies, that means it runs but you cant do anything else. in the very moment you move something on the screen it crashs-

[VST_RT]

could somebody please check this behavior?

it must be possible to run a brook application in a loop!? meaning re-run the kernel with new data.

[Ceq]

Originally posted by: VST_RT ok, i deleted everything in...

...dies, that means it runs but you cant do anything else. in the very moment you move something on the screen it crashs-

Well, this isn't a surprise for me, I can't move anything while running my applications, for me it has been always this way. I just wait until the execution finishes to continue working.

[VST_RT]

Originally posted by: Ceq

Well, this isn't a surprise for me, I can't move anything while running my applications, for me it has been always this way. I just wait until the execution finishes to continue working.

But my app will not "finish" its real time audio processing. 

...new data-> .read -> runKernel ->.write -> new data -> .read -> runKernel -> .write -> ....

and i have to be able to use my system/screen at the same time.