On Mon, 6 Mar 2017, fredvs wrote:
I don't know. By all logic, it should not work either.
OK, It comes from a "lucky" bug (thanks to reveal it).
There was a setlength(buffer, length(buffer) * channels) not needed.
Ok, fixed.
But the problem remain:
If data are int16 or int32: OK, the file is created with +- 1 mega bytes and
I can get those data back.
But if data are float32: NOT OK, the file is created but with only 6 octets
;-( .
For example,
for x :=0 to length(bufferfloat) -1 do
bufferfloat[x] := 127 ; // for int16 ---> it works
for x :=0 to length(bufferfloat) -1 do
bufferfloat[x] := 2147483646; // for int32 ---> it works
for x :=0 to length(bufferfloat) -1 do
bufferfloat[x] := 0.2147483646 ; // for float32 ----> it does not work
If the bufferfloat is the same variable in all cases, there should be no
difference
whatsoever. The write operation doesn't care a fig about the actual contents of
the buffer.
Michael.
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