Closed #31.
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Since #128 was merged, this can be closed.
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An update on how this can be merged. This PR needs:
1) Updates so it uses the new Bse::Driver API and utilizes C++ classes instead
of C structures.
2) We need to figure *how* to integrate Jack support into the AppImage. The
AppImage build tools gather all system libraries needed by an
I re-read the thread and have a few new comments. But first, can you refresh my
mind on whether we discussed for you or me to resolve the conflicts and whether
to use the squashed version?
> > Using '%' is notoriously slow (it's actually a DIV for the CPU), is there a
> > way the ring buffer is
Since you made this a new branch, I'll just add information here instead of
committing to my branch.
> The howto should mention that users also need to install pavucontrol, jackd2
> and for building libjack-jackd2-dev.
Yes. Either this or the corresponding jack1 packages: jackd1 libjack-dev
I've rebased and squashed the PR and then fixed a couple build issues so it
actually compiles and works for me (btw namespaces must be labeled with
comments in Beast, I had a hard time figuring the beginnins and ends of the
anon namespaces). The howto should mention that users also need to
I rebased this branch, you should be able to merge this now without problems.
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> configure.ac: work the "Output summary message" into a different patch set,
> that's to be discussed seperately form a jackd driver. And for what's worth,
> if we do that, I'd want a format similar to what Rapicorn has, and also add a
> lot more information about other packages there. I.e.
