On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 19:43 +0000, Krzysztof Foltman wrote:
> Lars Luthman wrote:
> And by the way - seems that the char array/union part creates more
> controversies than necessary. So we may get back to Dave's idea of
> payload being a zero-length array (no minimum length), and to 8 bytes of
> alignment instead of 16. If LV2_EVENT_HEADER is defined this way:
>
> struct LV2_EVENT_HEADER
> {
> uint32_t timestamp; // still wondering if fractional addresses should
> be a part of generic even transport spec, by the way
> uint16_t event_type;
> uint16_t size; // of payload, with space occupied rounded up to nearest 8
> };Sure, that's fine by me. It has the added benefit that you can have 0 byte events where only the event type carries any meaning (though that may not be much of a benefit). > Then we may define (as another extension, perhaps) a MIDI event like this: Another extension, yes. =) --ll
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