On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 11:27:30 -0500, Paul Davis wrote: > int lcp_write (lcp_client_t *client, > unsigned long plugin, > unsigned long port, > LADSPA_Data value);
Is this unsigned long plugin the ladspa_id? If so how does the server know which instance its meant for (assuming there are several)? I presume that eventually the gui will be called with argv[1]=<server-address> and argv[2]=<plugin-id>. If there is one socket per GUI then why does the client need to specify? > int lcp_read (lcp_client_t *client, > unsigned long plugin, > unsigned long port, > LADSPA_Data *value); And I guess this isn't implemented yet? Will it be a case of adding the pid to a select and then calling it when it comes up? - Steve
