Bruce,
The sample counts that are printed by S-SAVE cannot be switched off
or changed without modifying the source code and recompiling. Generally,
S-SAVE does not know how many samples it is going to compute, so it =
would be
hard to make a progress bar even if you could keep track of how many =
samples
were computed.
The Nyquist IDE's work by running Nyquist as a sub-process and =
reading
the standard output from Nyquist. In some cases, the standard output is
parsed (e.g. that's how plot is implemented), so in principle, you could =
do
the same thing to suppress the output of S-SAVE and perhaps map it into =
a
progress display or hour-glass/"I'm thinking" display.
I would not be opposed to adding some support in this area if you
need it to accomplish something.
-Roger
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