[linux-audio-dev] Tracktion, JUCE and Linux

[Julian Storer]

Yeah, that kind of thing would be really useful. (I'm way too busy this 
week to look at it though).

What I'll probably do is go through the audio stubs and add much more 
specific comments, explaining exactly what's expected of all the 
methods, and release that. If people want to get into it more deeply, 
probably best to email me directly, as this is probably quite boring for 
the rest of the mailing-list.

Jules


Jens M Andreasen wrote:

>On Wed, 2005-04-27 at 11:33 +0100, Julian Storer wrote:
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>>- Yes, I'd love to get some help from you linuxy people on this - I know 
>>nothing about jack/alsa, and I'm very busy with many other projects, so 
>>it'd be a long time before I could get round to researching it myself.
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>So what you you need is pointers to snippets to demos that shows "how to
>do it". Something like jack_simple_client.c and seqdemo.c, right?
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>If you describe what the expected behaviour is for a call, what it will
>do on the other platforms, then I am sure we will be able to help you
>navigate around.
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>I suggest you ask one question for each class? That way we can monitor
>if there are any takers for each specific subject.
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