Re: Walking parameter lists safely
Re: Walking parameter lists safely
- Subject: Re: Walking parameter lists safely
- From: Marc Poirier <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 20:29:57 -0600 (CST)
Okay then, I guess I really should update to Panther now. :) Thanks for
the heads up, that's really great to hear.
Marc
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Jeff Moore wrote:
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You folks might want to check out the Panther SDK. In
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/Developer/Examples/CoreAudio/PublicUtility are lots of C++ utility
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classes for dealing with things from the CPU's time base, pthreads, and
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CoreFoundation to the HAL and AudioUnits. Internally, we use pretty
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much all the code in PublicUtility in the implementation of pretty much
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all of our stuff, from the frameworks and components to the sample
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code.
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While far from complete, the code in PublicUtility is a great start on
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a lot of what you would need to do to use the CoreAudio APIs.
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On Nov 12, 2003, at 3:00 PM, Marc Poirier wrote:
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> That would be very nice (re: the swiki idea). I think in a broader
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> way,
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> it would be really great if there was an AU host SDK kind of like what
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> we
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> have with the AU plugin SDK. It would not be hard at all to at least
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> make
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> a bunch of nice wrapper functions to each property for getting and
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> setting, and perhaps better yet, an AU instance class for bundling it
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> all
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> up. I've thought of doing somthing like that, but been too motivated
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> yet
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> (plus maybe it's something that the CoreAudio folks are planning, which
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> would be nicer anyway)...
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> Marc
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> On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Robert Grant wrote:
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>> Hi Marc,
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>> Yeah - I wasn't dividing by the sizeof the parameter list. I must
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>> admit
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>> that every time I approach a "GetProperty" function I always feel that
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>> I'm stepping into potential trouble.
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>> You know what - I'm going to put a page on the Swiki that illustrates
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>> the correct way to get and set the properties - I probably won't be
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>> able to list them all but I'll make a start. But there's enough
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>> variation that I think it would be v. useful.
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>> Robert.
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