On 2012-05-06 19:23, Jonas Wielicki wrote:
Where exactly does the logf output go to and how do I enable it? I grepped for logf definitions, but I was rather confused by the hits.
It goes to a buffer you can view in the debug menu (and write it to disk). Define LOGF_ENABLE in the files where you want logging to happen, and any LOGF calls will go to that buffer.
Well, I was watching the buffering thread debugscreen once more and found that the pcm buffer starves on track change. Is that the intended behaviour, but without the wait for refill or should it never starve on (expected) track change at all? If so, that would be a hint I guess.
Don't know if crossfade makes things different, but without crossfade the pcm buffer doesn't starve on track change on my FuzeV2.
-- Magnus
