pa_blocking.c already uses csound->Message(), we
can change rtpa.c as well, I think it's a good idea.

Yes, I was thinking of trying your jack plugin,  but
I have to re-install jack, jacklib etc., I took it off
because
I had problems with it, but the latest versions should be
better.

Victor

>
> It can be made the default on all platforms - with the
> current state of PortAudio, rtpa_new.c only really works
> on Linux, but Csound has native drivers (rtalsa.c and
> rtjack.c) for that platform anyway, making the "new"
> plugin not very useful. Note however, that rtpa.c does not
> work on Linux because it uses printf(), which is #defined
> to csoundPrint() - cannot be called by plugin libraries,
> but csoundPrintf() is deprecated anyway. Should use
> csound->Message() instead.
>
> By the way, did you try compiling and using rtjack.c on OS
> X ?
>
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Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> pa_blocking.c already uses csound->Message(), we
> can change rtpa.c as well, I think it's a good idea.

Another issue is that rtpa.c/pa_blocking.c use static variables.
This is not a problem as long as only one instance is running, but
Csound5 is designed to allow multiple instances in the same address
space (and that is very close to working now).


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