On 02/28/2011 10:37 PM, Stefano D'Angelo wrote: > The current NASPRO bridge from LADSPA to LV2 does not depend on LRDF > files, yet it uses them if found to provide extra metadata. After all, > that's what they are for.
Sounds good. AFAIK, the LRDF files are especially useful for enumerations. I've seen several plugins which were not usable without that. But I find important that the bridge actually behaves as a normal LADSPA host and doesn't rely on LRDF files to be present. > However, that part currently depends on librdf, and I've been so lazy > not to provide ways to build the bridge without it. However it should > be easy to modify. But since the new bridges are in the making and top > priority here, I guess they will be released more or less by the time > LV2r4 and the next SLV2 will be released, so it won't take long. > > Unfortunately the LRDF part won't be there due to a complete rewrite, > and support for that thing will be delayed to some later release (but > not too much) since I want to avoid librdf. In this regard, I wanted > to use libxml2 directly, is that ok for you? (However, I will also > provide a clean way to build without LRDF support, so...) For me, no. libxml2 is more than 1Mb on my 32bit Debian system. I don't know what size it will be on Android, after static linking, but I'm pretty sure it will remain quite big. This won't work in my case I'm afraid. If I add native LADSPA support, then I can use the Android XML Java APIs to parse XML, without the need to bundle libxml2, or libexpat, etc.. -- Olivier _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-dev
