18 Dec
2002
18 Dec
'02
5:34 a.m.
> METER: uint32_t
>
> meter & 0xffc00000 = beats-per-measure whole (0-1024)
> meter & 0x003ff000 = beats-per-measure decimal (1/1000 increments)
> meter & 0x00000fff = beat-note denominator (0-4096)
Yeah, but that's not much point in itself. We have
at least 12 bytes
if we use a non-standard event, so this isn't a major problem.
why use a non-standard event?
Using a special format inside an integer would be a
non-standard
control type anyway, since you cannot assume that the value is a
valid float. Unless it's explicitly encoded that way... Don't want to
go there! :-)
Use an int type. who said to transform it to a float?
Now is someone
going to tell me they have PI beats per measure?
Probably! ;-)