Hi All,

I was thinking of making an audio module plugin for coreaudio for CS5 
using the CS4 audio code, but I can't figure out what's being used in 
CS4. There's an rtcore.c and rtcoreaudio.c that look largely the same 
and are both in csound/Makefile.am in EXTRA_libcsound_la_SOURCES.  So, 
which one should I use as a basis for CS5?

Thanks,
steven



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>>>>> "steven" == steven yi  writes:

 steven> I was thinking of making an audio module plugin for coreaudio for CS5 
 steven> using the CS4 audio code, but I can't figure out what's being used in 
 steven> CS4. There's an rtcore.c and rtcoreaudio.c that look largely the same 
 steven> and are both in csound/Makefile.am in EXTRA_libcsound_la_SOURCES.  So, 
 steven> which one should I use as a basis for CS5?

My answer is neither, but make ALSA work.

The answer you probably want is that rtcoreaudio is the last one I
used, and the only differences are the variable run_status is called
status in the other.

==John ffitch


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You really cannot use either of the files from 4.23 since they contain their
own main() and are incompatible with the API.  The latest changes in Cs4 CVS
for rtcore.c were put in there by John R. and myself in an attempt to make
CoreAudio work with the API but the solution is not very good to be honest.

Anthony

On 3/2/05 6:45 PM, steven yi  etched in stone:

> Hi All,
> 
> I was thinking of making an audio module plugin for coreaudio for CS5
> using the CS4 audio code, but I can't figure out what's being used in
> CS4. There's an rtcore.c and rtcoreaudio.c that look largely the same
> and are both in csound/Makefile.am in EXTRA_libcsound_la_SOURCES.  So,
> which one should I use as a basis for CS5?
> 
> Thanks,
> steven



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Well, I think with the info John ff gave I can figure out where to go 
from there.  At least, I'll give it a go and see if I can get anywhere, 
and if anything it'll at least be a start.

steven

Anthony Kozar wrote:

>You really cannot use either of the files from 4.23 since they contain their
>own main() and are incompatible with the API.  The latest changes in Cs4 CVS
>for rtcore.c were put in there by John R. and myself in an attempt to make
>CoreAudio work with the API but the solution is not very good to be honest.
>
>Anthony
>
>  
>



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jpff@codemist.co.uk wrote:

> My answer is neither, but make ALSA work.

I think ALSA does not support OS X (at least this was the
case last time I checked), but other than that, what problems
are there with ALSA ? As far as I have tested, rtalsa.c
works fine.


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