Re: Next steps for NSSound

[Gregory Casamento]

Stefan,

I think you did an excellent job.   I'm looking forward to future contributions.

I may have some suggestions for the Windows implementation.  Let me
know when/if you're ready to discuss it. :)

Thanks, GC

On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 1:37 PM, Stef Bidi<address@hidden> wrote:
> So as most of you know by now I added a new NSSound implementation to
> GNUstep SVN last weekend.  Beside the initial problems, which as far as I
> can tell were able to worked around, I haven't heard much complaints.  I had
> already gotten some feedback from David C. when I posted the code up on
> Etoile's code review page, and have his comments/suggestions in mind.
>
> With that in mind, I think it's time to start moving onto enhancing the
> implementation.  David already added an OSS bundle.  And since I have not
> gotten any bug reports at this point (I've been monitoring the gnustep-bug
> mailing list) I'll start working on reading WAV and AU/SND files without the
> need for a backend.  I've decided to stay away from AIFF/AIFC simple because
> of the 80-bit float that is used for the sampling rate.  Seeing as the
> sounds added to GNUstep are in WAV format, I think those two will be enough
> for now.  Should not take me very long to get this up since I've been
> playing with reading them for a while already.
>
> I also plan on implementing a ALSA bundles, and later one for Windows.
>
> In the meanwhile, I'd really like to know what people think of the code so
> far?  Also, if you're having any problem compiling.
>
> Thanks
> Stefan
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