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Creating a MIDIClient inside of a MIDI driver?
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Creating a MIDIClient inside of a MIDI driver?

  • Subject: Creating a MIDIClient inside of a MIDI driver?
  • From: Kurt Revis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 Apr 2002 04:43:46 -0800
Is it officially allowed to call MIDIClientCreate() inside of a MIDI driver?

This seems like a bizarre thing to do, but it appears to work just fine. (I want to get MIDI setup change notifications inside of a driver.) I'm pleasantly surprised that it works, but I'd like to know if this is really a sane thing to do.

Also, there's a small bug that I'm running into: if the driver's MIDIClient gets disposed of after all the external MIDIClients, the MIDIServer process keeps running, when it should terminate. If this is actually a sanctioned thing to do, I'll file a bug. If not, I'll find another way to do what I want.

Thanks for any clues!

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Kurt Revis
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