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dir: ft2play/audiodrivers/how_to_write_drivers.txt
---- How to write your own audio driver for ft2play ---- 1) Include the header "../../pmp_mix.h" 2) Implement the following functions using your audio API of choice: void lockMixer(void); // waits for the current mixing block to finish and disables further mixing void unlockMixer(void); // enables mixing again bool openMixer(int32_t mixingFrequency, int32_t mixingBufferSize); // 8000..96000, 256..8192 (true if ok, false if fail) void closeMixer(void); 3) When the audio API is requesting samples, make a call to mix_UpdateBuffer(), f.ex.: mix_UpdateBuffer((int16_t *)stream, len / 4); 4) Make your own preprocessor define (f.ex. AUDIODRIVER_ALSA) and pass it to the compiler during compilation (also remember to add the correct driver .c file to the compilation script) 5) In "pmplay.h", insert your preprocessor define and include in the "AUDIO DRIVERS" #ifdef chain and include your audio driver header in there. NOTE: lockMixer() should be implemented in a way where you wait until the mix_UpdateBuffer() call has finished (important), then you block further calls to mix_UpdateBuffer() until the mixer is unlocked again. You should not send zeroes to the audio device while it's locked, as the lock/unlock pairs are usually called within a very short time frame anyway. ------------------------------------------------------- You can look at audiodrivers/sdl/sdldriver.c if you need some references...