I am seeing the message that jack_client_new is deprecated in
InOut/rtjack.c and should be replaces by jack_client_open.  I think
that the call could be
        client_ = jack_client_open(&(p->clientName[0]), 0, NULL);
but could someone check?  I do not use jack at all so am in the dark as
to what it all means
==John ffitch

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I thought I had made that change a while ago, maybe it got reverted. Oh I see it needed to be changed in two places, I have only made the change in one of them:

InOut/rtjack.c:406:    p->client = jack_client_open(&(p->clientName[0]), JackNullOption, NULL);

Similar code can be used in line 534.

Victor
On 5 Dec 2011, at 11:45, john ffitch wrote:

> I am seeing the message that jack_client_new is deprecated in
> InOut/rtjack.c and should be replaces by jack_client_open.  I think
> that the call could be
>        client_ = jack_client_open(&(p->clientName[0]), 0, NULL);
> but could someone check?  I do not use jack at all so am in the dark as
> to what it all means
> ==John ffitch
> 
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Thanks;  applied

> I thought I had made that change a while ago, maybe it got reverted. Oh I
> see it needed to be changed in two places, I have only made the change in
> one of them:
>
> InOut/rtjack.c:406:    p->client = jack_client_open(&(p->clientName[0]),
> JackNullOption, NULL);
>
> Similar code can be used in line 534.
>
> Victor



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