Stéphane Letz <l...@grame.fr> writes: >> What do you think Stephane, can native jack clients on windows achieve >> performance which is almost at par as native ASIO apps ? >> If we release LinuxSampler with jack support we have probably to ship >> libjack (otherwise the app does not start) with the sampler and it >> could be that it conflicts with an >> already installed jack. > > Well I also recently had this kind of "weak" link requirement for > libjack on Linux. I think OSX supports some kind of weak linking with > any compiled framework, but the situation is less clear on Windows on > Linux. A possible solution would be to provide a special > "libweakjack" library with the appropriate bahaviour for that.
On Windows, you can use LoadLibrary() API function to load libjack.dll. On Linux, dlopen() can be used to load libjack.so. -- Nedko Arnaudov <GnuPG KeyID: DE1716B0>
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