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- Date: Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:41:45 +0100 (CET)
Author: korli
Date: 2009-11-14 15:41:44 +0100 (Sat, 14 Nov 2009)
New Revision: 34034
Changeset: http://dev.haiku-os.org/changeset/34034/haiku
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haiku/vendor/fluidsynth/current/src/fluid_aufile.c
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haiku/vendor/fluidsynth/current/src/fluid_chan.h
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+[:Team:]
+Current development team
+
+Josh Green
+Bernat Arlandis i Ma��
+Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas
+
+
+[:Idea:]
+
+* Samuel Bianchini, Peter Hanappe and Johnathan Lee
+
+
+[:Development:]
+
+Many people contributed to FluidSynth, sent suggestions or bug
+fixes. The project was started by Peter Hanappe who is the main
+author. Josh Green is the current maintainer. Below you'll find a
+summary of contributions.
+
+
+* Peter Hanappe. Initiated the project. files: stuck his nose in all
+ files.
+
+* Josh Green is the current maintainer and contributed a lot of code
+ directly or indirectly through the Swami and Smurf code base.
+ The SoundFont loader is completely based on his code. He also wrote
+ the alsa sequencer driver. He made many changes and bug fixes,
+ but above all, he's one of the driving forces behind the synthesizer.
+ He also created the current FluidSynth graphic logo with Blender
+ (the blue waves with FluidSynth letters partially submerged).
+
+* Markus Nentwig (re-)designed the resonant filter, the chorus, the
+ LADSPA subsystem, the MIDI router, optimized for SSE, made many
+ changes and bug fixes and got the synthesizer to actually work. Most
+ importantly, he used it on stage to make music.
+
+* S. Christian Collins did much testing of FluidSynth in regards to
+ EMU10K1 compatibility and provided many synthesis fixes in that regard.
+
+* Stephane Letz from Grame wrote most of the MidiShare driver, all of
+ the PortAudio driver, ported iiwusynth to MacOS X, and sent in many
+ fixes. files: iiwu_midishare.c, iiwu_portaudio.c
+
+* Antoine Schmitt added the sequencer support, support for sample
+ loading (RAM Sfont), developed the
+ MacroMedia Director Xtra, and send in many many bug reports. Thanks
+ to Antoine, the synthesizer finds its way to multi-media
+ developers. files: in bindings/director/ and iiwu_seq.{c,h},
+ iiwu_event.{c,h}, iiwu_event_priv.h, iiwu_seqbind.{c,h},
+ iiwu_ramsfont.{c,h}
+
+* Bob Ham added the code for "bank select" MIDI messages and send code
+ to define the synth's ALSA sequencer client name. files:
+ iiwu_midi.c, iiwu_alsa.c, iiwusynth.c, iiwusynth.h.
+
+* Tim Goetze sent many patches and implemented the all_notes_off. He
+ also sent his code for the new ALSA driver. files: iiwu_synth.c,
+ iiwu_chan.c, iiwu_voice.c, iiwu_alsa.c
+
+* Norbert Schnell from Ircam's jMax Team wrote most of the jMax/FTS
+ interface in a record time. He also pointed me to the technique of
+ using a lookup table for the interpolation coefficients. file:
+ iiwu_fts.c, iiwu_synth.c
+
+* The initial alsa driver was based on the jMax alsa driver by
+ Francois Dechelle and his Real-time Team at Ircam
+ (http://www.ircam.fr/jmax). The jMax code was based upon Ardour's
+ alsa_device.cc by Paul Barton-Davis. file: iiwu_alsa.c
+
+* Code was borrowed from the glib library to the smurf files. The goal was
+ to make iiwusynth independent from any library for maximum
+ portability.
+
+* The midi device uses code from jMax's alsarawmidi.c file and from
+ Smurf's midi_alsaraw.c by Josh Green. file: iiwu_alsa.c
+
+* The reverb algorithm was written by Jezar
+ (http://www.dreampoint.co.uk). His code is public domain. The code
+ was translated to C by Peter Hanappe. file: iiwu_synth.c
+
+* The original code for the chorus effect was written by Juergen
+ Mueller and sundry contributors.
+
+* Bob Ham added LADCCA support.
+
+* Ebrahim Mayat made big efforts for compiling and running FluidSynth
+ on MacOS X. He also wrote the README-OSX file.
+
+* Martin Udd�n's midi package was used. His files are integrated into
+ the iiwu_midi file. Martin Udd�n <nanook@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> file:
+ iiwu_midi.c
+
+* Ken Ellinwood send in a patch to add bank offsets to SoundFonts. An
+ adapted version was integrated in the source code. files:
+ fluid_cmd.c, fluidsynth/synth.h, fluid_synth.c.
+
+* Some interpolation algorihms were used that were found in
+ the music-dsp archives (http://www.smartelectronix.com/musicdsp).
+ They were written by Joshua Scholar and others. file: iiwu_synth.c
+
+* Macros to {increment,decrement} the 64-bit fixed point phase were
+ borrowed from Mozilla's macros to handle the Long-long type (64-bit
+ signed integer type). Mozilla NSPR library, www.mozilla.org. file:
+ iiwu_phase.h
+
+* KO Myung-Hun for OS/2 support with Dart audio driver.
+
+* Growing list of individuals who contributed bug fixes, corrections and minor
features:
+Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas for midi.winmidi.device setting.
+Nicolas Boulicault for ALSA sequencer midi.portname setting.
+Werner Schweer
+Dave Philips
+Anthony Green
+Jake Commander
+Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano
+Raoul Bonisch
+Sergey Pavlishin
+Eric Van Buggenhaut
+Ken Ellinwood
+Takashi Iwai
+Bob Ham
+Gerald Pye
+Rui Nuno Capela
+Frieder B�rzele
+Henri Manson
+Mihail Zenkov
+Paul Millar
+Nick Daly
+David Hilvert
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Added: haiku/vendor/fluidsynth/current/ChangeLog
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--- haiku/vendor/fluidsynth/current/ChangeLog (rev 0)
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@@ -0,0 +1,1640 @@
+2009-04-11 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * FluidSynth release 1.0.9 "A Sound Future"
+ * configure.ac: Bumped version, no library interfaces added, removed or
changed.
+ * doc/Makefile.am: Removed html and api folders from EXTRA_DIST.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c (fluid_synth_program_change): Preset substitute
warning
+ now outputs MIDI channel.
+
+2009-04-02 Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas <plcl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * src/config_win32.h: fix compilation under MSVC 2008 and older
+
+2009-03-15 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * ltconfig: Removed obsolete ltconfig script by suggestion of
+ Sven Hoexter.
+ * doc/fluidsynth.1: Some fixes from Sven Hoexter.
+ * src/fluid_adriver.c: Re-order of default drivers to jack, alsa, pulse.
+ * src/fluidsynth.c (fluid_synth_program_change): Added preset selection
+ fallback logic: Melodic - Fallback to Bank0:prognum followed by
+ Bank0:Program0, Percussion - Fallback to 128:0, code re-organization.
+
+2009-03-08 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * src/fluid_jack.c: Added support for Jack MIDI.
+ * src/fluid_mdriver.c: Registered Jack MIDI driver.
+ * README-OSX: Update from Ebrahim Mayat.
+
+2009-02-28 Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas <plcl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * src/fluid_midi.c: Fix for ticket #22 (Wrong tempo changes)
+ * src/fluid_midi.h: delta-time accumulator moved to fluid_midi_file
struct.
+
+2009-02-03 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * Applied patch from KO Myung-Hun for OS/2 support including Dart audio
+ driver.
+
+2009-01-29 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * src/Makefile.am: Added PortAudio driver conditional build.
+ * src/fluid_adriver.c: Registered fluid_portaudio_driver_settings.
+ * src/fluid_portaudio.c: Completely overhauled for Portaudio 19.
+ This driver appears to have been unbuildable before.
+
+2009-01-08 Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas <plcl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * configure.ac: detection of CoreMIDI support. Ticket #18.
+ * src/Makefile.am: conditional build of CoreMIDI driver.
+ * src/fluid_coremidi.c: Basic CoreMIDI driver.
+ * src/fluid_mdriver.c: added CoreMIDI driver.
+
+2009-01-08 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * configure.ac: Followed GTK's lead for some unexplained magic for
+ stupid libtool version parameters (fixes autogen.sh bomb on
+ undefined macro LT_REVISION/LT_CURRENT/LT_AGE). Added
+ AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4]) as suggested by libtoolize.
+ * Makefile.am: Added ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS=-I m4 as suggested by libtoolize.
+
+2008-12-23 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * configure.ac: Added detection of PulseAudio driver.
+ * src/Makefile.am: Added conditional build of PulseAudio driver.
+ * src/fluid_adriver.c: Added PulseAudio driver and re-sorted drivers
+ by use preference.
+ * src/fluid_chan.c: Using MIDI enums for initializing channel CC values,
+ added supported for RPN GM MIDI messages Bend Range, Fine Tune and
+ Coarse Tune, added check for out of range NRPN parameters.
+ * src/fluid_midi.h: Added RPN enum midi_rpn_event.
+ * src/fluid_pulse.c: New PulseAudio driver.
+
+2008-09-22 Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas <plcl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * src/fluid_dsound.c: Fix for ticket #16 - dsound device can't be
selected.
+
+2008-09-07 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c (new_fluid_alsa_seq_driver): Patch from
+ Nicolas Boulicault to add ALSA sequencer midi.portname setting.
+ * src/fluid_conv.h: S. Christian Collins' patch - changed
+ FLUID_ATTEN_POWER_FACTOR from -531.509 to -200.0.
+ * src/fluid_defsfont.c (fluid_defpreset_noteon): S. Christian Collins'
+ patch - crash bug fix related to using certain modulators in a preset.
+ * src/fluid_mdriver.c: Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas' patch which adds a
+ midi.winmidi.device setting.
+ * src/fluid_mod.c: S. Christian Collins' patch - Stop forcing velocity
+ based filtering and a couple of calculation fixes to transform
functions.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c: Nicolas Boulicault's patch to add midi.portname
+ setting.
+ (fluid_synth_program_change): added fix to properly search for a
+ percussion instrument
+ * src/fluid_synth.h: Changed FLUID_NUM_PROGRAMS to 128 and set
+ DRUM_INST_BANK to 128.
+ * src/fluid_voice.c (fluid_voice_write): S. Christian Collins' patch -
+ force velocity envelope value to be that of the previous stage when
+ switching from decay to sustain and filter calculation now uses
+ synthesizer baud rate rather than fixed at 44100.
+ (fluid_voice_update_param): S. Christian Collins' patch - Use
multiplier
+ for GEN_ATTENUATION to be compatible with EMU10K1 cards.
+ * src/fluid_winmidi.c: Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas' patch which adds a
+ midi.winmidi.device option.
+ * src/fluidsynth.c: Nicolas Boulicault's patch which adds midi.portname
+ setting. Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas' patch which breaks out of argument
+ processing loop for non getopt option argument handling when a non
+ option is encountered and not using Readline.
+
+2007-11-17 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * FluidSynth release 1.0.8 "Its about funky time!"
+ * configure.ac: Bumped LT_REVISION and added call to AM_PROG_CC_C_O
macro.
+ * Makefile: Updated fluidsynth.prj to fluidsynth.anjuta
+ * README-OSX: Update from Ebrahim Mayat for OS X Leopard
+ * acinclude.m4: Fixed embedded main function in AM_PATH_READLINE macro.
+
+2007-11-11 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * configure.ac: Added --enable-trap-on-fpe and --enable-fpe-check to
+ assist with Floating Point Exception debugging.
+ * src/fluid_chorus.c: Reverted the rest of the chorus "Effect level
clip"
+ patch, until something better is devised.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c: Added support for trapping on Floating Point
+ Exceptions on GLIBC systems, to aid developers in tracking down FPEs
+ with gdb, removed buffer alignment hacks since they are no longer
+ needed (not using SSE currently).
+ * src/fluid_sys.c (fluid_time_config): Added check for a CPU freq
+ calculation of 0.0, since this test is inadequate to begin with and
+ was coming up as 0.0 on my laptop, causing a FPE. Will replace with
+ real timer functions, in the future.
+ * src/fluid_voice.c: Removed zap_almost_zero macro as it was buggy and
+ had issues which went away when gcc optimization was turned off and in
+ the case of !WITH_FLOAT was using abs() which is integer based and
+ would cause FPEs.
+ (fluid_voice_write): Removed a memory alignment hack and moved a call
+ to fluid_fpe_check() to a better location.
+ (fluid_voice_effects): Replaced zap_almost_zero with a call to fabs(),
+ added fluid_fpe_check() call.
+ * src/fluidsynth_priv.h: Removed FLUID_ALIGN16BYTE hack, as it is no
+ longer needed.
+
+2007-11-10 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * doc/fluidsynth.1: Updated man page with current command line options
and other changes (minor).
+ * include/fluidsynth/synth.h: Reverted "Effect level clip" patch as it
seems to cause chorus
+ count to have a much lessor effect.
+
+2007-09-20 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * Doc updates to AUTHORS and latest README-OSX from Ebrahim Mayat.
+ * src/config_win32.h.in: VERSION is now filled in at configure time.
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c (fluid_alsa_audio_run_s16): Fixed bug which was
+ causing weird crashes with QSynth when new_fluid_audio_driver2() when
+ audio meters were enabled (user data parameter was being used as a
+ fluid_synth_t instance). Synth instance is now no longer used in
+ this case (it was only used for 16 bit dithering before).
+ * src/fluid_oss.c: Fixed the same bug that was affecting ALSA driver.
+ * src/fluid_rev.c: Reverted to old commented out code in regards to
+ reverb level.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c (fluid_synth_dither_s16): Now no longer uses
+ fluid_synth_t instance, but accepts a pointer to an integer instead
+ for keeping track of dithering buffer index (all that the synth
instance
+ was being used for).
+ * src/fluid_synth.c (fluid_synth_one_block): Reverted patch which
+ performs assignment of chorus and reverb levels in synthesis loop,
+ until a better scheme is devised (unnecessary CPU consumption).
+ * Added Visual Studio .sln and .vcproj files and some minor source
+ changes to get FluidSynth to build with it.
+ * Back-converted Visual Studio project to VC++ 6 project for users
+ using that build platform (not tested).
+
+2007-09-02 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * configure.ac: Removed SSE and longlong related switches (SSE support
+ removed for now and longlong is now always used).
+ * : Applied effect level clip patch from David Hilvert
+ see http://fluidsynth.resonance.org/trac/ticket/2.
+ * : Applied reverb damp scaling patch from David Hilvert
+ see http://fluidsynth.resonance.org/trac/ticket/3.
+ * src/fluid_dsp_float.c: No longer being #include'd and all
interpolation
+ functionality has been re-written as separate functions, interpolating
+ around loops is now supported, effect (reverb/chorus/pan/filter) stuff
+ moved to fluid_voice.c.
+ * src/fluid_phase.h: 64 bit unsigned integers are now used for phase
+ index/fraction sample pointers, modified macros accordingly.
+ * src/fluid_voice.c: Removed SSE code, fluid_voice_init() renamed to
+ fluid_dsp_float_init() and moved to fluid_dsp_float.c. Effect related
+ functionality (reverb/chorus/pan/filter) moved from fluid_dsp_float.c
+ to fluid_voice.c. Some code re-formatting and comment cleanup. Loop
+ no longer requires padding surrounding it (fixes bug related to loop
+ point right on the end of the sample).
+
+2007-08-18 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c: Added SND_SEQ_PORT_TYPE_MIDI_GENERIC back into the
+ ALSA sequencer port registration as it broke the use of playmidi
+ (thanks to Dave Serls for providing a patch and pointing this out).
+
+2007-01-14 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c: Fixed evil bugs in ALSA driver where return value
+ of new fluid_alsa_handle_write_error() was not being checked correctly
+ causing successfully handled ALSA errors (underruns for example) to
+ terminate audio thread.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c: Using an inline roundi function to replace roundf
+ as per suggestion by Mihail Zenkov, 16 bit for dithering.
+
+2006-12-10 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ Lots of documentation updates.
+ * doc/Doxyfile: No longer including functions by default, only those
+ listed in the listed header files.
+ * src/fluid_strtok.[ch]: Removed, since it was crap. Replaced with
+ fluid_strtok() in fluid_sys.c which doesn't require an allocated
+ tokenizing instance.
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c: Audio processing is more optimized in the case where
+ no user defined audio callback is used (removal of unneeded buffer
copy),
+ fluid_alsa_handle_write_error() added for centralized ALSA audio error
+ handling,
+ * src/fluid_aufile.c: Now also doing 16 bit dithering.
+ * src/fluid_cmd.c: Removed use of old tokenizer instance.
+ * src/fluid_coreaudio.c: User defined callback function is now honored.
+ * src/fluid_defsfont.c: More leaks plugged (thanks to Paul Millar for
+ the patch), removed sfont_free_data() since sfont_close() should be
+ used instead (don't want to leak a file handle).
+ * src/fluid_midi_router.c: Took out uses of fflush() since sending a
+ line of text (with newline) should display it.
+ * src/fluid_oss.c: Using fluid_synth_dither_s16() in place of old
+ 16 bit conversion code.
+ * src/fluid_settings.c: Replaced strtok stuff with new function, some
+ other improvements.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c (delete_fluid_synth): Turning off all voices so that
+ SoundFont data will be freed correctly (thanks to patch from
+ Paul Millar).
+ * src/fluid_sys.c (fluid_strtok): New function to replace old tokenizing
+ functions which required a token instance.
+ * src/fluidsynth.c: Warning message printed if a non option is not a
+ valid SoundFont or MIDI file (thanks to Nick Daly for the patch).
+
+2006-11-22 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c (new_fluid_alsa_audio_driver2): Removed some ALSA
+ lib calls to set software parameters, which was likely causing the
+ 100% CPU usage problem (not actually fixed in last update, not sure
+ which one is the culprit).
+ (fluid_alsa_seq_run): More changes in ALSA sequencer code, hopefully
+ it is right this time!
+ (delete_fluid_alsa_seq_driver): Memory leak fixed - wasn't freeing
+ array of sequencer file descriptors.
+ * src/fluid_chan.c: Memory leak fixes: Now deleting preset from channel
+ when channel is destroyed.
+ * src/fluid_cmd.c: Memory leak fix: strtok being deleted from command
+ shell when shell is destroyed.
+ * src/fluid_defsfont.c: Memory leak fixes: Freeing modulator lists in
+ preset and instrument zones, freeing zone names, freeing instruments
+ linked from preset zones, replaced use of "safe_malloc" with
FLUID_MALLOC
+ macro, deleting instrument list in SFData, deleting samples in SFData,
+ freeing SFData structure.
+ * src/fluid_settings.c: Memory leak fix: freeing options in option
+ type settings.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c: Memory leak fixes: Freeing FX buffers and
+ right/left_buf.
+
+2006-11-21 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c (new_fluid_alsa_audio_driver2): Modified all ALSA
+ calls to check return code error as "< 0" as per ALSA examples, sample
+ rate is now compared with what was expected and warning message
displays
+ both values, if target sample rate wasn't set update the local
+ period_size variable (was causing 100% CPU consumption by ALSA, from
+ the resultant erroneous sw_params calls).
+ (fluid_alsa_audio_run_float): Using case statement for
+ error codes from snd_pcm_writen() for the sake of tidiness.
+ (fluid_alsa_audio_run_s16): Using case statement for error codes
+ from snd_pcm_writei() for the sake of tidiness, re-instated call
+ of device callback function that was broken with the dither patch
+ (don't want to break the API), now using new fluid_synth_dither_s16()
+ to convert floating point sample data to 16 bit with dithering.
+ (fluid_alsa_seq_run): Timeout in poll() call set to 100ms (from 1ms!),
+ snd_seq_event_input_pending is used to check if events are available
+ before calling snd_seq_event_input to prevent blocking, check of
+ snd_seq_event_input error code moved to the right location (bug fix).
+ * src/fluid_synth.h: Added dither_index parameter to fluid_synth_t
+ structure to allow for per synth dithering continuity.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c: Modified dithering to use new dither_index field
+ for per synth dithering continuity, fixed off by 1 error with
+ dithering index comparison, removed usage of roundf in dithering (is
+ it sufficient to just integer truncate?).
+ (fluid_synth_dither_s16): New function to perform dithering on
+ buffers of floating point sample data.
+
+2006-11-20 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c: Applied dithering patch from Mihail Zenkov.
+ * src/fluid_synth.c: Applied dithering patch from Mihail Zenkov.
+
+2006-03-04 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c (delete_fluid_alsa_audio_driver): Now calling
+ snd_pcm_close() to close the ALSA audio driver handle.
+ (fluid_alsa_seq_run): Check for -ENOSPC error was logicly inverted.
+ (new_fluid_alsa_seq_driver): Sequencer is now opened in blocking mode.
+
+2006-02-20 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * Fixed build error that occured when neither LASH or LADCCA are
+ present.
+ * Updated README-OSX from Ebrahim Mayat.
+
+2006-02-18 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ * FluidSynth release 1.0.7 "Increasing Fluidity.."
+
+ * Removed spurious newlines from FLUID_LOG statements throughout.
+ * AUTHORS: Some cleanup and additions.
+ * src/fluid_lash.[ch]: Moved LADCCA related code from fluidsynth.c here
+ and added new LASH support (both old LADCCA and LASH are supported
+ exclusively). Used patches sent by Frieder Bürzele as a guide.
+ * src/fluidsynth.c: Removed LADCCA code (now in fluid_lash.c),
+ re-organized command line parsing and removed duplicate WIN32 switch
+ statement, re-organized help output and added missing entries, added
+ "-o help" switch for listing settings, welcome message now printed
+ whenever FluidSynth is run and simplified,
+ (print_usage): hard coded application name as "fluidsynth".
+ * configure.ac: Changed --enable-SSE option to --enable-broken-SSE
+ and --enable-SSE now just displays a fat warning about not using it.
+ * src/fluid_jack.c: Warning is now displayed if synth sample rate
+ doesn't match jackd.
+ * src/fluid_alsa.c: Added detection for ALSA sequencer buffer overrun
+ (-ENOSPC) and interrupted poll() call (-1??).
+ * src/fluid_voice.c: Applied patch from Henri Manson which adds a
+ fluid_ct2hz_real() function which does not have the filter cutoff
+ limits that fluid_ct2hz() does, new function being used for
+ calculations that may include non-audible frequencies.
+ * src/fluid_dsound.c: Applied patch from Henri Manson which
+ only creates the directsound window once.
+
+2005-09-04 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluid_ramsfont.c (fluid_ramsfont_remove_izone): Applied crash bug
+ fix from Antoine Schmitt.
+
+2005-07-05 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * src/fluidsynth_priv.h: FLUID_ALIGN16BYTE is broken on AMD64 so now
+ only enabled if SSE is being used. If SSE code becomes more useful in
+ the future this should be fixed.
+
+2005-06-29 Josh Green <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * Applied LASH patch that is included with ladcca-0.4.0.
+
+2005-06-11 <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * Released FluidSynth 1.0.6 "Music to my ears"
+
+ * README-OSX: Update from Ebrahim Mayat.
+ * acinclude.m4: Midishare support now defaults to auto.
+ * configure.ac: Added LT_CURRENT, LT_REVISION and LT_AGE in place of
+ LIBFLUIDSYNTH_MAJ and LIBFLUIDSYNTH_MIN to make better use of
+ libtool library versioning. Fixed use of AC_ARG_ENABLE (was setting
+ variables to yes even when disable was specified), fixes --disable-SSE
+ which was reported by Mikhail Yakshin, added warning when SSE is
+ enabled to let users know that this feature isn't really desirable
+ currently.
+ * src/Makefile.am: Now using LT_VERSION_INFO to substitute the libtool
+ version.
+ * src/fluid_cmd.c (fluid_cmd_handler_handle): Modified to avoid GCC
+ "type-punned" cast warning.
+ * src/fluid_defsfont.c (fluid_preset_zone_import_sfont): Fixed
+ assignment of modulator amtsrc flags (should be assigned to flags2
+ not flags1), thanks to Stephan Tassart for reporting this.
+ (fluid_inst_zone_import_sfont): Same fixes as for above.
+ * src/fluid_sys.c (fluid_log): Now using vsnprintf for formatting
+ error messages to fix buffer overflow as reported by Axioplase.
+ (fluid_debug): Same as above.
+
+2005-06-11 <jgreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+
+ * fluidsynth.prj: Added Anjuta project file.
+ * src/fluid_conv.c: fluid_cb2amp conversion set back to real centibels
+ and added a new fluid_atten2amp table conversion for non-standard
+ EMU 8k/10k attenuation.
+ * src/fluid_voice.c (fluid_voice_write): Updated volume calculations to
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