11 May
2007
11 May
'07
7:51 a.m.
Florian Schmidt wrote:
On Wednesday 09 May 2007, Dave Robillard wrote:
I don't think the power-of-two buffersize is guaranteed by
the jack API.
It is true that the ALSA backend wants the buffers to be a power of two.
But AFAIK it is not an API guarantee.
If I'm wrong, I'll have to fix the freebob backend because it doesn't
enforce this.
Pieter
If you want to discuss fixed block sizes, etc,
discuss the existing work
done in that area by tapas (who has longed for that feature for ages
now, and I assume from the lack of objections from him that things are
fine on that front). There is already a solution to this, if you have a
problem with the solution, let it be known.
Yep, no objections :) As these extensions (fixed-buffersize and
power-of-two-buffersize) are rather easy to implement, especially for jack
apps where the API guarantees a fixed power of two buffersize in between
buffer-size callbacks [aha - this should be an extension, too ;)], i hope all
LV2 hosts which are useful [for me] at all will support it :) So i considered
this problem solved.