Sorry, I looked at v18-devel and no ASIO thunks, so no MinGW ASIO. So I'm
not going to pursue this.

I'm going to turn my attention to ALSA on Fedora and hope that ASIO for
MinGW gets fixed by the PortAudio developers.

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Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 11:42 AM
Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:4706] Re: PortAudio


I wasn't aware that v18-patch supports blocking I/O. That sounds like a
reason to switch -- if v18-patch works for us!

Original Message:
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From: stevenyi stevenyi@csounds.com
Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 08:24:09 -0700
To: csound-dev@eartha.mills.edu
Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:4705] Re: PortAudio


I built portaudio with jack a while ago and never came up with jack as a
device option in the list of devices when csound ran.  I noticed
yesterday that SFront (MPEG-4 SAOL Compiler) uses PortAudio and supports
ASIO, WMME, DirectX, CoreAudio, Alsa, Jack, etc.  As v19 doesn't have
CoreAudio support last I checked, I'm assuming SFront is using
v18-patch.  I think I'll go look at those sources to see how that was
done, as it appeared it was able to support more than one driver model
and has blocking IO.

BTW: Gabriel, what version of PortAudio are you using with CsoundAV?
And you are able to select multiple driver models, yes?

steven


On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 04:59, John ffitch wrote:
> Portaudio v19 does have a pa_jack directory
>  * JACK Implementation by Joshua Haberman
>  *
>  * Copyright (c) 2002 Joshua Haberman 
>
> No idea what state it is in; I would be willing to try if using jack is
> easy.  I do knowe that the scons build has a useJack option but I have
> just never used it.
>
> ==John
>
>


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Thanks Michael and everyone for the feedback on PortAudio.  SAOL seems 
to not really use portaudio except for a couple of the windows drivers 
so that was a bit of a dead end (but there's good GPL code there for a 
lot of drivers and platforms for anyone who's doing a GPL project). Back 
to checking out v19. =)

steven


Michael Gogins wrote:

>Sorry, I looked at v18-devel and no ASIO thunks, so no MinGW ASIO. So I'm
>not going to pursue this.
>
>I'm going to turn my attention to ALSA on Fedora and hope that ASIO for
>MinGW gets fixed by the PortAudio developers.
>  
>