>How I understand it - and I could need some clarification from the
>real driver pros - one of the goals of ALSA was to modularize driver
>architecture and get more tasks away from the kernel to user land or
>expressed another way: abstract software design from hardware design.
>This in turn should
Hallo,
Paul Davis hat gesagt: // Paul Davis wrote:
> i doubt if people will write new OSS drivers, but they may. whether
> linus accepts them into the tree is another matter.
>
> as for alsa drivers being ported: that's extremely unlikely, though
> again, if someone has some reason to do it, they
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 17:17:41 +0200
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> Yes, if heared many good stuff about PortAudio where is the homepage ?
http://www.portaudio.com/
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 16:18:22 +0200
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> Well, will be new drivers available for oss ? And will alsa-drivers be ported ?
The 2.6.0-test5 kernel lists OSS as "(DEPRECATED)", hinting that it probably won't be
around at some time in the future. This would certainly suggest t
>OSS is dead. You should not be writing apps with OSS. If you want
>portability use PortAudio.
Yes, if heared many good stuff about PortAudio where is the homepage ?
Is it portable to NetBSD ( NetBSD is my "2nd OS" ;) )
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>Well, will be new drivers available for oss ? And will alsa-drivers be ported ?
i doubt if people will write new OSS drivers, but they may. whether
linus accepts them into the tree is another matter.
as for alsa drivers being ported: that's extremely unlikely, though
again, if someone has some r
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>I am interested how 2.6.X Linux kernel will handle OSS. I mean that alsa is the driver
>-layer for these kernels, are OSS-drivers/applications still supported ??
my understanding
>I am interested how 2.6.X Linux kernel will handle OSS. I mean that alsa is the driver
>-layer for these kernels, are OSS-drivers/applications still supported ??
my understanding is that the OSS drivers will continue to exist in the
kernel tree and there will be configure time options to select
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Hello !
I am interested how 2.6.X Linux kernel will handle OSS. I mean that alsa is the
driver-layer for these kernels, are OSS-drivers/applications still supported ??
greez, Sascha Retzki
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