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These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!) There is currently no audio recording support -- my iPod Touch doesn't have a microphone to test this with.
author Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu>
date Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:53:54 +0000
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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1 /*
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2 SDL - Simple DirectMedia Layer
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3 Copyright (C) 1997-2006 Sam Lantinga
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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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(!)
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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(!)
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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(!)
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8 version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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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(!)
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11 but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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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(!)
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13 Lesser General Public License for more details.
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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15 You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
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16 License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
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17 Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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19 Sam Lantinga
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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(!)
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21 */
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22 #include "SDL_config.h"
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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24 #ifndef _SDL_coreaudio_h
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25 #define _SDL_coreaudio_h
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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27 #include "../SDL_sysaudio.h"
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e321b52dee8f These files contain the audio support for iPhone. They are based on the CoreAudio audio driver for Mac OS X. The principle difference is that the iPhone doesn't seem to have a concept of audio devices ... it just has special units for audio in and audio out. Also had to change some functions to versions which seem to only exist on iPhone and will apparently exist in Mac OS X 10.6(!)
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29 /* Hidden "this" pointer for the audio functions */
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30 #define _THIS SDL_AudioDevice *this
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32 struct SDL_PrivateAudioData
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33 {
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34 AudioUnit audioUnit;
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35 int audioUnitOpened;
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36 void *buffer;
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37 UInt32 bufferOffset;
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38 UInt32 bufferSize;
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39 // AudioDeviceID deviceID;
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40 };
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42 #endif /* _SDL_coreaudio_h */
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43 /* vi: set ts=4 sw=4 expandtab: */