12 May
2007
12 May
'07
5:35 p.m.
On 12 May 2007, at 10:52, Jens M Andreasen wrote:
On Fri, 2007-05-11 at 21:37 +0200, Fons Adriaensen
wrote:
Ugh. I really don't like that. If the API mandates a num/denom, make
sure its propertly documented and people use it, otherwise it's a
waste of everyone's time, and it will never be possible to use it in
practice.
I can only assume that Fons was joking when he said that, as he's so
concerned about compatibility.
Also,
if (denom != 1) return 1;
double fs = (double)num;
is more complex than
double fs = (double)num/(double)denom;
- Steve
??? In the current spec the sample rate is an
integer. JACK and ALSA
will give you an integer. Just set the denominator to 1 if your host
runs all plugins at the normal sample rate, as most will do.
Given the function f(a,b), where most people would only need to bother
about f(a), we could do:
#define f(a) f2(a,1)
So there you have it. In this case it really is possible to both eat
your cake and keep it.
The friendly one-page skeleton pass-thru demo will not mention the
second parameter, but it will be documented in the man page.