[LAD] [experimental] Simple C++20 JACK Client wrapper

Hi. std::span<>, std::lerp, std::clamp, just to name some, C++ standardisation has been good to audio devs in recent years. I always wanted to have a concise modern C++ wrapper class for a JACK client. Here is my latest (very incomplete) attempt: https://github.com/mlang/ladxx20 #include <algorithms> #include <processor.hpp> using namespace std; struct null : lad::processor { null(): lad::processor("null", 0, 1) {} void process(audio_buffers audio) override { for (auto buffer: audio.out) ranges::fill(buffer, 0.0); } }; int main() { null client; client.start(); this_thread::sleep_for(chrono::seconds(5)); return EXIT_SUCCESS; } The idea is to make it as easy as possible to write custom JACK clients. No callback registration, no port naming, no remembering flags. Just declare a class and implement a single method. Buffers are passed to you as spans, so modern for-loop and all stl algorithms can be used immediately. This is sort of like a template project for now. Clone and write your own tool to experiment with DSP. If you have productive feedback, I am all ears. I am not looking for language flamewar activity though. If you are not into C++ for some reason, just go on, there is nothing to see here... -- CYa, ⡍⠁⠗⠊⠕