Jimmy, Did I understand correctly that Tritonus has some benefits if compared with PortAduio? Or is it some other kind of provider? Just like to say that if PortAudio covers all three platforms - *NIX, Windows and MacOS - why should we have something special on Linux?
Thanks, Alexei 2007/9/12, Jimmy,Jing Lv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > Thanks to Matthias and Florian, now we have java sound > implmentation. However, we still need to integrate it into Harmony. > What's more, Tritonus lacks native support for windows and > MacOS. As I list before, a cross-platform sound API PortAudio[1] may > meet the request. I've post a mail on their mailing-list and wait for > the author/administrator reply. The PortAudio is BSD-like licensed, so > I don't think it'll be big problem on license. And discussion on > PortAudio mailing-list shows that it may remain some bugs and some > thread-safe issues. > So the remaining work is > 1. wait for Tritonus to re-licensed and merge it into Harmony > 2. modify PortAudio to support java-sound implementation on windows and MacOs > 3. fix bugs/thread-safes issues if any of Tritonus/PortAudio, and > complete test-coverage. And re-contribute to Tritonus/PortAudio if > possible. > > And comments/suggestions? Thanks! > > [1] www.portaudio.com > -- > > Best Regards! > > Jimmy, Jing Lv > China Software Development Lab, IBM
