On Sun, Jul 07, 2002 at 08:42:14PM -0400, Paul Davis wrote:
> >> this is called to find out where the h/w pointer is in the ring buffer
> >> used for capture/playback. some devices do not support it, but most do.
> >
> >My card uses a queue, not a ring buffer. What should I do for this
> >functio
>> this is called to find out where the h/w pointer is in the ring buffer
>> used for capture/playback. some devices do not support it, but most do.
>
>My card uses a queue, not a ring buffer. What should I do for this
>function? I can read a value for queue depth out of the card, but this
>does
I'm (still) writing a driver for the Gadget Labs Wave/4.
I don't know what to return for the pointer callback:
on 09/26/2001, Paul Davis advised:
>> pointer
>
> this is called to find out where the h/w pointer is in the ring buffer
> used for capture/playback. some devices do not support i
