Hi, Floby, thanks for replying. I already tried that, sorry I didn't
mention it. Here is everything else I tried:
- Writing a large buffer. For some (yet) unknown reason,
process.binding('fs') fails with buffer larger than 8 octets. But trying to
write 8 byte buffers is worthless, since only the first byte is taken into
account. So i get the same result, 54-62 kHz.
- Creating a write stream and piping a '10101010' stream to it has two
problems: 1. it only worked at about 13 kHz; 2. it is very unstable, since
the garbage collector kicks in more often and the flow fluctuates a lot
more.
- Creating a write stream and piping a read stream with manual "push" or
emitting "data" events in a while(true) loop also failed, since the flow is
unstable. For some reason, this method did not even pass 2 kHz.
Still open for suggestions, I promise an ooscilloscope screenshot for every
new idea :D
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