Re: Status update
"Greg Crain" <[email protected]> Sun, 16 May 2004 22:01:48 -0400 EDT
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.openbeos.midi |
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| Message-ID | <1783854472-BeMail@c1270910-a> |
I hadn't really looked into the 'V2' version of the module much after=20 the checkin. I know that using the same code using my AWE64, it would go into KDL=20 right after the=20 the open hook was called. I couldn't really think of a reason that=20 would require a=20 different method. I'll take another look at it. Not sure about the midi parser either. It looked like it was a=20 carryover that doesn't=20 have much purpose anyway.=20 If you have any ideas, let me know, Greg > MPU401 AND THE KERNEL MODULES >=20 > I know that it has been in the CVS for quite a while now, but I=20 > finally > looked over the MPU401 module code that was submitted by Greg Crain : > -) > Thanks again for your contribution, Greg. The missing "v2" interface=20 > support > is not a major disaster, as far as I am concerned. Our kernel may not=20 > be > binary compatible with the old R5 drivers anyway, in which case we=20 > will have > to rely on new drivers -- none of them is likely to use v2. >=20 > I think we will drop the midi parser kernel module. As far as I can=20 > tell, no > one is using it, so why bother supporting it. It looks like something=20 > that > was intended for the Media Kit anway ;-) >=20 > DRIVERS AND THE MIDI PARSER >=20 > A little while ago, Christian Packmann contributed an improved parser=20 > for > raw MIDI streams. I integrated this with the midi_server. This code=20 > is used > to read MIDI messages from from device drivers, i.e. from MIDI IN=20 > ports. Now > it should handle "running status" and "realtime data in non-sysex=20 > messages" > properly. Thanks Christian! I tested this code in a separate=20 > application and > it worked very well; I hope it works as well in the midi_server :-) I=20 > did > make a few small changes here and there, but nothing extensive. >=20