> On 25.02.2016|KW8, at 03:43, Ross Bencina <rossb-li...@audiomulch.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm surprised it's apparently so uncommon to implement a
>> callback interface for providing samples when resampling. It's the
>> really the natural thing to do.
>
In a C-environment, it’s OK, it’s fast, no overhead, etc. However, in C++ in
can be a bit clumsy, the syntax is a bit complex, but doable. An alternative in
C++ is an abstract base class for the data source, an concrete instance is
passed to the SRC. See below.
Steffan
class CSRC_DataSource
{
public:
virtual ~CSRC_DataSource(){}
virtual size_t FillBuffer (float* pfBuffer,
size_t iMaxFrames){return 0;} // return the number of frames being
written.
};
class CSRC
{
public:
CSRC ( double fSrcFs,
double fDstFs,
CSRC_DataSource* aClient);
// other methods //
};
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