sdl-ios-xcode: src/audio/iphoneos/SDL_coreaudio

annotate src/audio/iphoneos/SDL_coreaudio_iphone.c @ 2406:05e8f46403c0 gsoc2008_iphone

SDL_uikitkeyboard extends SDL_uikitview to add keyboard support. It adds several methods to the SDL_uikitview class for keyboard initialization, showing, and hiding. SDL_uikitkeyboard.m contains the implementation of these methods as well as the implementation of some iPhone specific additions to SDL so that a programmer can access the functionality of hiding and showing the keyboard.

author	Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu>
date	Tue, 29 Jul 2008 17:21:49 +0000
parents	e321b52dee8f
children

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2364 e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	1 /*
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	2 SDL - Simple DirectMedia Layer
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	3 Copyright (C) 1997-2006 Sam Lantinga
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	4
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	5 This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	6 modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	7 License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	8 version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	9
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	10 This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	11 but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	12 MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	13 Lesser General Public License for more details.
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	14
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	15 You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	16 License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	17 Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	18
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	19 Sam Lantinga
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	20 slouken@libsdl.org
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	21 */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	22 #include "SDL_config.h"
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	23
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	24 #include <AudioUnit/AudioUnit.h>
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	25
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	26 #include "SDL_audio.h"
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	27 #include "../SDL_audio_c.h"
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	28 #include "../SDL_sysaudio.h"
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	29 #include "SDL_coreaudio_iphone.h"
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	30
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	31 #define DEBUG_COREAUDIO 0
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	32
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	33 static void
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	34 COREAUDIO_Deinitialize(void)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	35 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	36 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	37
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	38 /* The CoreAudio callback */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	39 static OSStatus
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	40 outputCallback(void *inRefCon,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	41 AudioUnitRenderActionFlags * ioActionFlags,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	42 const AudioTimeStamp * inTimeStamp,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	43 UInt32 inBusNumber, UInt32 inNumberFrames,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	44 AudioBufferList * ioDataList)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	45 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	46 SDL_AudioDevice this = (SDL_AudioDevice ) inRefCon;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	47 AudioBuffer *ioData = &ioDataList->mBuffers[0];
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	48 UInt32 remaining, len;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	49 void *ptr;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	50
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	51 /* Is there ever more than one buffer, and what do you do with it? */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	52 if (ioDataList->mNumberBuffers != 1) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	53 return noErr;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	54 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	55
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	56 /* Only do anything if audio is enabled and not paused */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	57 if (!this->enabled \|\| this->paused) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	58 SDL_memset(ioData->mData, this->spec.silence, ioData->mDataByteSize);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	59 return 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	60 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	61
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	62 /* No SDL conversion should be needed here, ever, since we accept
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	63 any input format in OpenAudio, and leave the conversion to CoreAudio.
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	64 */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	65 /*
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	66 assert(!this->convert.needed);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	67 assert(this->spec.channels == ioData->mNumberChannels);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	68 */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	69
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	70 remaining = ioData->mDataByteSize;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	71 ptr = ioData->mData;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	72 while (remaining > 0) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	73 if (this->hidden->bufferOffset >= this->hidden->bufferSize) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	74 /* Generate the data */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	75 SDL_memset(this->hidden->buffer, this->spec.silence,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	76 this->hidden->bufferSize);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	77 SDL_mutexP(this->mixer_lock);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	78 (*this->spec.callback) (this->spec.userdata, this->hidden->buffer,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	79 this->hidden->bufferSize);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	80 SDL_mutexV(this->mixer_lock);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	81 this->hidden->bufferOffset = 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	82 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	83
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	84 len = this->hidden->bufferSize - this->hidden->bufferOffset;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	85 if (len > remaining)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	86 len = remaining;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	87 SDL_memcpy(ptr,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	88 (char *) this->hidden->buffer + this->hidden->bufferOffset,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	89 len);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	90 ptr = (char *) ptr + len;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	91 remaining -= len;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	92 this->hidden->bufferOffset += len;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	93 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	94
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	95 return 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	96 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	97
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	98 static OSStatus
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	99 inputCallback(void *inRefCon,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	100 AudioUnitRenderActionFlags * ioActionFlags,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	101 const AudioTimeStamp * inTimeStamp,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	102 UInt32 inBusNumber, UInt32 inNumberFrames,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	103 AudioBufferList * ioData)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	104 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	105 //err = AudioUnitRender(afr->fAudioUnit, ioActionFlags, inTimeStamp, inBusNumber, inNumberFrames, afr->fAudioBuffer);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	106 // !!! FIXME: write me!
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	107 return noErr;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	108 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	109
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	110
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	111 static void
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	112 COREAUDIO_CloseDevice(_THIS)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	113 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	114 if (this->hidden != NULL) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	115 if (this->hidden->audioUnitOpened) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	116 OSStatus result = noErr;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	117 AURenderCallbackStruct callback;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	118 const AudioUnitElement output_bus = 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	119 const AudioUnitElement input_bus = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	120 const int iscapture = this->iscapture;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	121 const AudioUnitElement bus =
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	122 ((iscapture) ? input_bus : output_bus);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	123 const AudioUnitScope scope =
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	124 ((iscapture) ? kAudioUnitScope_Output :
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	125 kAudioUnitScope_Input);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	126
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	127 /* stop processing the audio unit */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	128 result = AudioOutputUnitStop(this->hidden->audioUnit);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	129
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	130 /* Remove the input callback */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	131 SDL_memset(&callback, '\0', sizeof(AURenderCallbackStruct));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	132 result = AudioUnitSetProperty(this->hidden->audioUnit,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	133 kAudioUnitProperty_SetRenderCallback,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	134 scope, bus, &callback,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	135 sizeof(callback));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	136
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	137 //CloseComponent(this->hidden->audioUnit);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	138 this->hidden->audioUnitOpened = 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	139 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	140 SDL_free(this->hidden->buffer);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	141 SDL_free(this->hidden);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	142 this->hidden = NULL;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	143 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	144 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	145
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	146
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	147 #define CHECK_RESULT(msg) \
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	148 if (result != noErr) { \
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	149 COREAUDIO_CloseDevice(this); \
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	150 SDL_SetError("CoreAudio error (%s): %d", msg, result); \
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	151 return 0; \
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	152 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	153
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	154 static int
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	155 prepare_audiounit(_THIS, const char *devname, int iscapture,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	156 const AudioStreamBasicDescription * strdesc)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	157 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	158 OSStatus result = noErr;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	159 AURenderCallbackStruct callback;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	160 AudioComponentDescription desc;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	161 AudioComponent comp = NULL;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	162
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	163 UInt32 enableIO = 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	164 const AudioUnitElement output_bus = 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	165 const AudioUnitElement input_bus = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	166 const AudioUnitElement bus = ((iscapture) ? input_bus : output_bus);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	167 const AudioUnitScope scope = ((iscapture) ? kAudioUnitScope_Output :
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	168 kAudioUnitScope_Input);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	169
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	170 SDL_memset(&desc, '\0', sizeof(AudioComponentDescription));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	171 desc.componentType = kAudioUnitType_Output;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	172 desc.componentSubType = kAudioUnitSubType_RemoteIO;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	173 desc.componentManufacturer = kAudioUnitManufacturer_Apple;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	174
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	175 comp = AudioComponentFindNext(NULL, &desc);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	176 if (comp == NULL) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	177 SDL_SetError("Couldn't find requested CoreAudio component");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	178 return 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	179 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	180
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	181 /* Open & initialize the audio unit */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	182 /*
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	183 AudioComponentInstanceNew only available on iPhone OS 2.0 and Mac OS X 10.6
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	184 We can't use OpenAComponent on iPhone because it is not present
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	185 */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	186 result = AudioComponentInstanceNew(comp, &this->hidden->audioUnit);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	187 CHECK_RESULT("AudioComponentInstanceNew");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	188
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	189 this->hidden->audioUnitOpened = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	190
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	191 // !!! FIXME: this is wrong?
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	192 enableIO = ((iscapture) ? 1 : 0);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	193 result = AudioUnitSetProperty(this->hidden->audioUnit,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	194 kAudioOutputUnitProperty_EnableIO,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	195 kAudioUnitScope_Input, input_bus,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	196 &enableIO, sizeof(enableIO));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	197 CHECK_RESULT("AudioUnitSetProperty (kAudioUnitProperty_EnableIO input)");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	198
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	199 // !!! FIXME: this is wrong?
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	200 enableIO = ((iscapture) ? 0 : 1);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	201 result = AudioUnitSetProperty(this->hidden->audioUnit,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	202 kAudioOutputUnitProperty_EnableIO,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	203 kAudioUnitScope_Output, output_bus,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	204 &enableIO, sizeof(enableIO));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	205 CHECK_RESULT("AudioUnitSetProperty (kAudioUnitProperty_EnableIO output)");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	206
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	207 /*result = AudioUnitSetProperty(this->hidden->audioUnit,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	208 kAudioOutputUnitProperty_CurrentDevice,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	209 kAudioUnitScope_Global, 0,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	210 &this->hidden->deviceID,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	211 sizeof(AudioDeviceID));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	212
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	213 CHECK_RESULT("AudioUnitSetProperty (kAudioOutputUnitProperty_CurrentDevice)");*/
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	214
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	215 /* Set the data format of the audio unit. */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	216 result = AudioUnitSetProperty(this->hidden->audioUnit,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	217 kAudioUnitProperty_StreamFormat,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	218 scope, bus, strdesc, sizeof(*strdesc));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	219 CHECK_RESULT("AudioUnitSetProperty (kAudioUnitProperty_StreamFormat)");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	220
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	221 /* Set the audio callback */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	222 SDL_memset(&callback, '\0', sizeof(AURenderCallbackStruct));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	223 callback.inputProc = ((iscapture) ? inputCallback : outputCallback);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	224 callback.inputProcRefCon = this;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	225 result = AudioUnitSetProperty(this->hidden->audioUnit,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	226 kAudioUnitProperty_SetRenderCallback,
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	227 scope, bus, &callback, sizeof(callback));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	228 CHECK_RESULT
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	229 ("AudioUnitSetProperty (kAudioUnitProperty_SetInputCallback)");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	230
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	231 /* Calculate the final parameters for this audio specification */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	232 SDL_CalculateAudioSpec(&this->spec);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	233
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	234 /* Allocate a sample buffer */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	235 this->hidden->bufferOffset = this->hidden->bufferSize = this->spec.size;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	236 this->hidden->buffer = SDL_malloc(this->hidden->bufferSize);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	237
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	238 result = AudioUnitInitialize(this->hidden->audioUnit);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	239 CHECK_RESULT("AudioUnitInitialize");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	240
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	241 /* Finally, start processing of the audio unit */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	242 result = AudioOutputUnitStart(this->hidden->audioUnit);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	243 CHECK_RESULT("AudioOutputUnitStart");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	244 /* We're running! */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	245 return 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	246 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	247
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	248 static int
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	249 COREAUDIO_OpenDevice(_THIS, const char *devname, int iscapture)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	250 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	251 AudioStreamBasicDescription strdesc;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	252 SDL_AudioFormat test_format = SDL_FirstAudioFormat(this->spec.format);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	253 int valid_datatype = 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	254
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	255 /* Initialize all variables that we clean on shutdown */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	256 this->hidden = (struct SDL_PrivateAudioData *)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	257 SDL_malloc((sizeof *this->hidden));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	258 if (this->hidden == NULL) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	259 SDL_OutOfMemory();
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	260 return (0);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	261 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	262 SDL_memset(this->hidden, 0, (sizeof *this->hidden));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	263
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	264 /* Setup a AudioStreamBasicDescription with the requested format */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	265 SDL_memset(&strdesc, '\0', sizeof(AudioStreamBasicDescription));
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	266 strdesc.mFormatID = kAudioFormatLinearPCM;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	267 strdesc.mFormatFlags = kLinearPCMFormatFlagIsPacked;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	268 strdesc.mChannelsPerFrame = this->spec.channels;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	269 strdesc.mSampleRate = this->spec.freq;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	270 strdesc.mFramesPerPacket = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	271
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	272 while ((!valid_datatype) && (test_format)) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	273 this->spec.format = test_format;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	274 /* Just a list of valid SDL formats, so people don't pass junk here. */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	275 switch (test_format) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	276 case AUDIO_U8:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	277 case AUDIO_S8:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	278 case AUDIO_U16LSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	279 case AUDIO_S16LSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	280 case AUDIO_U16MSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	281 case AUDIO_S16MSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	282 case AUDIO_S32LSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	283 case AUDIO_S32MSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	284 case AUDIO_F32LSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	285 case AUDIO_F32MSB:
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	286 valid_datatype = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	287 strdesc.mBitsPerChannel = SDL_AUDIO_BITSIZE(this->spec.format);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	288 if (SDL_AUDIO_ISBIGENDIAN(this->spec.format))
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	289 strdesc.mFormatFlags \|= kLinearPCMFormatFlagIsBigEndian;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	290
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	291 if (SDL_AUDIO_ISFLOAT(this->spec.format))
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	292 strdesc.mFormatFlags \|= kLinearPCMFormatFlagIsFloat;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	293 else if (SDL_AUDIO_ISSIGNED(this->spec.format))
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	294 strdesc.mFormatFlags \|= kLinearPCMFormatFlagIsSignedInteger;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	295 break;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	296 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	297 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	298
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	299 if (!valid_datatype) { /* shouldn't happen, but just in case... */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	300 COREAUDIO_CloseDevice(this);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	301 SDL_SetError("Unsupported audio format");
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	302 return 0;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	303 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	304
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	305 strdesc.mBytesPerFrame =
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	306 strdesc.mBitsPerChannel * strdesc.mChannelsPerFrame / 8;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	307 strdesc.mBytesPerPacket =
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	308 strdesc.mBytesPerFrame * strdesc.mFramesPerPacket;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	309
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	310 if (!prepare_audiounit(this, devname, iscapture, &strdesc)) {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	311 COREAUDIO_CloseDevice(this);
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	312 return 0; /* prepare_audiounit() will call SDL_SetError()... */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	313 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	314
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	315 return 1; /* good to go. */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	316 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	317
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	318 static int
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	319 COREAUDIO_Init(SDL_AudioDriverImpl * impl)
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	320 {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	321 /* Set the function pointers */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	322 impl->OpenDevice = COREAUDIO_OpenDevice;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	323 impl->CloseDevice = COREAUDIO_CloseDevice;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	324 impl->Deinitialize = COREAUDIO_Deinitialize;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	325 impl->ProvidesOwnCallbackThread = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	326
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	327 /* added for iPhone */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	328 impl->OnlyHasDefaultInputDevice = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	329 impl->OnlyHasDefaultOutputDevice = 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	330 impl->HasCaptureSupport = 0; /* still needs to be written */
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	331
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	332 return 1;
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	333 }
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	334
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	335 AudioBootStrap COREAUDIOIPHONE_bootstrap = {
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	336 "coreaudio-iphoneos", "SDL CoreAudio (iPhone OS) audio driver", COREAUDIO_Init, 0
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	337 };
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	338
e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu> parents: diff changeset	339 /* vi: set ts=4 sw=4 expandtab: */

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annotate src/audio/iphoneos/SDL_coreaudio_iphone.c @ 2406:05e8f46403c0 gsoc2008_iphone