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[freesci-develop] cvs: jameson


From: FreeSCI CVS repository
Subject: [freesci-develop] cvs: jameson
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2003 02:41:46 +0100

CVSROOT:        /var/cvs/freesci
Module name:    freesci
Changes by:     jameson 2003/12/25 01:41:46 GMT

Modified files:
        .              : Tag: glutton ChangeLog acinclude.m4 
                         configure.in 
        src            : Tag: glutton Makefile.am 
        src/engine     : Tag: glutton ksound.c 
        src/include    : Tag: glutton Makefile.am sfx_mixer.h sfx_pcm.h 
                         sfx_player.h sfx_sequencer.h sfx_timer.h 
        src/scicore    : Tag: glutton console.c 
        src/sfx        : Tag: glutton Makefile.am core.c 
        src/sfx/mixer  : Tag: glutton Makefile.am soft.c test.c 
        src/sfx/player : Tag: glutton realtime.c 
        src/sfx/seq    : Tag: glutton Makefile.am oss-adlib.c 
                         sequencers.c 
        src/sfx/timer  : Tag: glutton sigalrm.c 
Added files:
        src/include    : Tag: glutton sfx_audiobuf.h sfx_sw_sequencer.h 
        src/sfx/pcm_device: Tag: glutton audbuf_test.c audiobuf.c 
                            pcm_devices.c sdl.c 

Log message:
* Updated sound subsystem
* Implemented PCM subsystem
* Implemented audio buffers
* Various fixes to the default mixer
* Ported Solomon's 0.3 SDL driver to glutton
* Implemented PCM driver lookup
* Implemented PCM subsystem initialisation
* Implemented PC speaker driver based on the PCM subsystem

There are still some issues. Most noticeably, and PCM buffer underflow
will result in PCM output being completely disabled. Also, there appear to
be some rather severe issues with songs being delayed (their timing is
correct, but they start too late).
Also, note that the PC speaker does not yet support the pitchwheel,
so some sound effects (and maybe even some songs) won't work correctly.
Finally: There is no means for _configuring_ the sound subsystem yet,
so, right now, you'll only get PCM-based PC speaker beeping, even though
a perfectly usable ALSA-based MT32 driver is available.

Oh, and Merry Christmas (or whichever equivalent applies to you)!

-- Christoph





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