On 08/20/2011 01:24 PM, Emanuel Rumpf wrote:
2011/7/20 Kai Vehmanen:
PS My plan B is to wait and see for another 10 years (and many more
long threads about this topic on this list), and then
I can at least just start using C++0x already... ;)
It's called C++11 now and accepted by ISO al
2011/7/20 Kai Vehmanen :
>
> PS My plan B is to wait and see for another 10 years (and many more
> long threads about this topic on this list), and then
> I can at least just start using C++0x already... ;)
It's called C++11 now and accepted by ISO already ;)
2011 April 11 --- C++11, passed
On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 4:04 PM, Gabriel Beddingfield wrote:
> IMHO, You're more or less going in the right direction. There's two main
> ways to structure your EventType.. and they are both essentially using
> inheritance. We'll call them "The C way" and "The C++ Way". They are more
> or less
Ok, glad to hear lv2_jack_host seems to be working, let me know how it goes.
Regarding lv2rack, that is an effects host, not a synth host, so yeah, it'll
crash if it tries to load The Newtonator :)
Thanks,
Michael Bechard
From: Harry van Haaren
To: Michael Be
On Saturday 20 August 2011 17:04:46 Gabriel Beddingfield wrote:
> DISADVANTAGE: Using dynamic_cast<> uses RTTI and can have a performance
> penalty... but guards against programming mistakes (throwing an
> exception if cast is invalid). Switch to reinterpret_cast<> if speed is
> a problem.
This
On 08/20/2011 09:19 AM, Harry van Haaren wrote:
My (hacky?) solution: Create a class, call it "Event". Runtime now looks
like so:
1. Create a EventType enum, set the details
2. Write those "Events" into the ringbuffer
3. Switch based on EventType, and handle the event.
While not terribly ugly, t
Hey All,
I'm looking to improve a program's design with regards to how it
communicates between the "jack" thread and its "main/gui" thread. Please
note I'm *not* looking for implementation details like what ringbuffer to
use, this has been discussed here before.
Conditions:
Gui needs to feed data
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 10:00 PM, Michael Bechard wrote:
> Also, I'm not familiar with lv2host (can't find it in Synaptic...), could
> you point me at the version you're using?
>
zynJackU: 6-0tstudio2 (thats from the "TangoStudio" repo)
Apologies, with lv2host I meant Lv2Rack, which i think is b
