Brad wrote:
I have been working on it, on and off. It's not as far along as I'd
like
it to be. I've been able to: set up the plugin to make it and test it (the hardest so far!) conduct a couple of tests -- calling portaudio individual tests: (play
a sine wave, record a buffer and play back that recording)
I was in the middle of creating individual portaudio methods and
finding
out the best way to split responsibilities between squeak and the
plugin
when I as interrupted by other (bill-paying) projects. All in Linux,
BTW.
Answer to your question: nothing usable. (Unless you want to help!)
Thanks for the update Brad. Real work often gets in the way unfortunately. I have a huge work schedule this year mostly on Java, Yuk. I would love to have PortAudio working on Linux and Windows for my Software Radio project. I would also like to help. It would be silly of me to promise any particular level of help and I have to say my ST is literally 2 months or so and I could be so buried the next few months I won't know what day it is. First off if you tell me the magnitude of the remaining work, and the sort of skills I would have to gain. Even if I can only get an environment up, understand what you have done and do some testing I guess that would be a start.
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