Re: [Jack-Devel] jack_free from when? and a couple of other things
Hi Stéphane,
Thanks for the fast response!
On 30 November 2011 11:04, Stéphane Letz <[hidden]> wrote:
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> Le 30 nov. 2011 à 11:53, Neil C Smith a écrit :
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>> Hi All,
>>
>> I'm just updating the JNAJack bindings to fix a few issues, mainly on
>> Windows. As part of that I'm switching to mapping jack_free
>> throughout. Can someone let me know what are the earliest versions of
>> Jack1 and Jack2 that provide that function? I can't seem to find this
>> information - apologies if I'm missing somewhere obvious.
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> Version 1.9.3 for jack2, don't know for jack1
Great, thanks.
>>
>> I've fixed a couple of issues in the mapping of jack_connect, mainly
>> by switching the mapping to require a client passed in as per the
>> underlying API. Out of interest, why does this function require a
>> client? It's not in the documentation as far as I can see, but I'd be
>> keen to document more than "it's required because it is!" ;-)
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> Because jack_connect is a call that "goes to the server to be done there" (thus requite a client)
>
OK. The reason I asked is because JNAJack is a fairly
straightforward, but OOP, mapping of the Jack API. Almost all
functions that require a client are mapped to methods on a client
object. This is one of a small set of functions that don't map neatly
that way because you're not restricted to the ports from the client
you pass in.
>>
>> And finally, any chance of getting JNAJack added to the Programming
>> Libraries section of the Applications page? JJack hasn't had any
>> development action for a long time, while JNAJack is active and works
>> in more places - a number of projects using JJack are or have
>> expressed interest in switching.
>
> Can you provide a short description ?
>
Sure. Based on the current description of JJack.
JNAJack (http://code.google.com/p/java-audio-utils/) - An alternative
Java bridge API for JACK. Provides a more direct mapping of JACK
functions, and supports all platforms that JACK runs on.
Hope that suits.
Thanks and best wishes,
Neil
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