Here is something I was missing from SDL - non-callback driven
blocking audio. It is useful at times. I have attached a diff against
1.1 CVS and a little demo program.–
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David Hedbor writes:
Here is something I was missing from SDL - non-callback driven
blocking audio. It is useful at times. I have attached a diff against
1.1 CVS and a little demo program.
It was buggy - if you tried writing less than the buffer, it failed.
Here’s a patch. Please note that if you never write more than the
buffer, nothing will be heard. Should probably be a flush function
too, or something. Hmm.–
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