3 May
2005
3 May
'05
6:01 p.m.
I would probably lock on to the audio clock, in jack or otherwise, since
this is were it all ends up ultimately.
When the jack_process() gets called, count down the time to wait untill
time is zero or less, in which case you do your midi thing and pick the
next event.
On Tue, 2005-05-03 at 13:33 -0600, Garett Shulman wrote:
Hello, About 5 years ago I hacked together a nice midi
looper app. The
only problem is that it was for Windows. Anyway... I'm working towards
reimplamenting the app in linux. Basically, I have a circular linked
list of midi events. Each node has the event and the time to the next
event. In Windows there was a timeSetEvent function. I pass this
function the time_to_next_event,
function_to_call_after_time_to_next_event, and
data_to_pass_to_function. The function_to_call_after_time_to_next_event
just outputs the event and then calls timeSetEvent with the next nodes
data. I'm curious as to how others would implament something similar in
linux. Perhaps as a thread with sleep call? Is there a high resolution
sleep function? Any ideas? Thanks. -Garett
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