Hey, your testing sounds pretty good :)
There was just one print statement that wouldn't compile with my cython, after I fixed that it built fine. It's "Committed revision 3019." in pygame svn. I'll also check it into the portmidi subversion too later. thanks! On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 12:17 AM, Christopher Arndt <ch...@chrisarndt.de>wrote: > On 04.03.2011 00:38, René Dudfield wrote: > > I'll do a review tomorrow tomorrow morning (in 8 hours or so), then check > it > > in. > > Thanks. > > > Have you tried it with the pygame.examples.midi input and output? > > Yes, I just did. All seemed to work normally but since I have never used > these examples before, I can't be 100% sure if they behave normally. The > devices are listed properly with --list, with --output I can see the > note on/off events when I connect "aseqdump" to the MIDI through port > and use it as the output device and with --input I see the events > printed out when I read from the MIDi through port and pump a standard > MIDi file into it with aplaymidi. > > I'm also using the patched version extensively with the code I'm > currently writing to communicate with a Waldorf Microwave 2 synthesizer > via sysex and CCs. > > I also have written a little command-line standard MIDI file player (not > yet published) and I just tested it with pygame with my patch applied. > The two files I played with - both MIDI sequences with > 50k events - > worked flawlessly with timidity listening as an ALSA sequencer client. > > > Chris >
