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* by default now all "MAP MIDI_INSTRUMENT" LSCP commands (also the "PERSISTENT" ones) block until the respective mapping is completely established in the sampler, added a new argument though to allow explicit mapping in the background ("MAP MIDI_INSTRUMENT NON_MODAL") * LSCP documentation updated
* implemented MIDI instrument mapping according to latest LSCP draft
* completely removed the lex scanner and replaced it by pure yacc rules for all terminal symbols (that is command keywords and variables) to avoid misunderstandings while parsing (e.g. recognition of command keywords in string arguments) * src/drivers/audio/AudioChannel.cpp: changed channel parameter 'Name' to 'NAME' as defined in the LSCP documentation
* implemented "SET ECHO" LSCP command
* moved ToString to common * Implemented handling of multiple connections * Implemented guts for event subscription/unsubscription * Illustrated event notification sending by sending MISC events when connections are established or terminated.
* Update parser to comply with the latest spec
* src/common: added template class 'optional<>' which can be used e.g. as return type whenever a value might be returned, but don't has to; this template class pretty much acts like a pointer of the given type, but is much more safer than a simple pointer * src/audiodriver: added static class AudioDeviceFactory to create audio devices at runtime by using a string and to obtain driver informations of drivers at runtime, driver classes should simply use the macro REGISTER_AUDIO_OUTPUT_DRIVER(DriverName,DriverClass) in their cpp file to register the driver to LinuxSampler (no changes needed anymore in the LS code to add a new audio output driver) * src/drivers: added classes to dynamically manage driver parameters; there are two different kinds of parameters: parameters which are need to create a new device (DeviceCreationParameterX) used to e.g. create an audio output device or a MIDI input device and parameters which are only available at runtime, means when a device is already created (DeviceRuntimeParameterX) which will be e.g. used as audio channel parameters and MIDI port parameters * src/linuxsampler.cpp: all registered audio output drivers will be shown on the console on startup * src/network: implemented configuration of audio output devices via LSCP
* src/Sampler.cpp: fixed 3 stupid but fatal bugs that left in the rush (in method SamplerChannels(), CreateAudioOutputDevice() and CreateMidiInputDevice()) * src/network/lscpserver.cpp: implemented LSCP command 'SET CHANNEL MIDI_INPUT_CHANNEL' * src/Sampler.h: moved enums 'audio_output_type_t', 'midi_input_type_t' and 'engine_type_t' into the respective base classes ('AudioOutputDevice', 'MidiInputDevice', 'Engine')
updated copyright header for 2004
* completely restructured source tree * implemented multi channel support * implemented instrument manager, which controls sharing of instruments between multiple sampler engines / sampler channels * created abstract classes 'AudioOutputDevice' and 'MidiInputDevice' for convenient implementation of further audio output driver and MIDI input driver for LinuxSampler * implemented following LSCP commands: 'SET CHANNEL MIDI INPUT TYPE', 'LOAD ENGINE', 'GET CHANNELS', 'ADD CHANNEL', 'REMOVE CHANNEL', 'SET CHANNEL AUDIO OUTPUT TYPE' * temporarily removed all command line options * LSCP server is now launched by default
* implemented parser for the LinuxSampler control protocol (LSCP) by using flex / bison (where src/network/lscp.l is the input file for lex / flex and src/network/lscp.y is the input file for yacc / bison), parser and scanner can be regenerated by 'make parser' * implemented LSCP network server (only single threaded so far), LSCP server will be launched if LinuxSampler was started with "--server" flag, implemented the following LSCP commands so far: "LOAD INSTRUMENT", "GET CHANNEL VOICE_COUNT", "GET CHANNEL STREAM_COUNT", "GET CHANNEL BUFFER_FILL", "SET CHANNEL VOLUME" and "RESET CHANNEL" * disk thread now started within the engine
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