Quentin Mathé wrote:
Le 23 févr. 06 à 15:20, Sheldon Gill a écrit :
Actually, I made that claim about CoreAudio a bit prematurely: while
reading the basic audio API design docs, I imagined there'd be a
Cocoa interface to expose the API--well, I can't find one. It looks
like all of Apple's CoreAudio support is in pure C. Please correct
me (and supply some links) if I'm wrong.
No, CoreAudio is purely C.
Thus, I don't see the purpose of trying to expose the CoreAudio API
via an open source framework. So it looks like we've got a creative
license on this bit.
I strongly recommend, that you look at MusicKit for the audio API. It
is very powerful and flexible. Already open source and plenty of code
available.
I agree that MusicKit is probably the best choice. Yet I would be
curious to know how it compares with CoreAudio (I suppose CoreAudio has
some upsides).
CoreAudio doesn't provide the higher-level things which MusicKit does like
Orchestra. (Host of other things as well)
I'm not sure MusicKit is already ported to GNUstep but anyway it should
be easy to do so.
Here is MusicKit website : http://musickit.sourceforge.net/
MusicKit already plays nicely with GNUstep. Even has GNUmakefile for
gnustep-make ;)
Regards,
Sheldon
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