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* automake fix: don't throw an error on "make uninstall" just because the plugin directory is not empty (fixes bug #54)
- added Condition.h to the include files that get installed
* added highly experimental support for on-the-fly instrument editing within the sampler's process (by using instrument editor plugins), you'll notice the new "Registered instrument editors:" message on startup, the plugin path can be overridden at compile time with ./configure --enable-plugin-dir=/some/dir * added a new LSCP command "EDIT INSTRUMENT <sampler-channel>" to spawn a matching instrument editor for the instrument on the given sampler channel (LSCP command syntax might be subject to change soon) * config.h is not going to be installed along with liblinuxsampler's API header files anymore (not necessary anymore) * take care of $(DESTDIR) when creating the instruments DB on 'make install' rule (needed for packaging and cross compilation) * bumped version to 0.4.0.5cvs
* Implemented instrument scanning in background and commands for monitoring the scan progress
* global volume can now be altered at runtime (added two new LSCP commands for this, LSCP specs updated)
* various fixes to allow liblinuxsampler to be used (as a native C++ library)
just some refactoring work: - renamed class LinuxSamplerException -> Exception - encapsulated LS API relevant files into LS namespace - removed unnecessary header inclusions
* fixed some concurrency problems between the lscp thread and the audio/midi threads for these commands: load engine, set channel audio output device, set channel midi input device/port/channel and remove channel. Thanks to Vincent Bongiorno for bug reports and testing. * removed an autotools warning * fixed an iterator bug * minor code clean-ups
* fixed 'make dist' build rule to include all necessary files
* RPM .spec script added to repository.
* autotools build fixes for PPC architecture
* removed statically included libgig sources from the LinuxSampler code base - you now have to compile and install libgig separately * added -Wreturn-type gcc switch to avoid bugs with no returns on non void functions in future
* removed some build warnings * fixed a bug with hanging notes when using sustain pedal * release samples are not triggered anymore when sustain pedal is down
added ArrayList.h
removed RTELMemoryPool.h
* introduced 'synthesis mode' to reduce the amount of code and conditionals for the current synthesis case in the main synthesis loop * support for MMX and SSE(1) in the core synthesis algorithms (CPU feature detection at runtime, only x86 so far)
* libgig: fixed panorama value in DimensionRegion (invalid conversion from signed 7 bit to signed 8 bit) * src/linuxsampler.cpp: stacktrace is now automatically shown on fatal errors (that is segmentation faults, etc.), gdb should be installed for this to work * gig::Voice: tiny accuracy fix of pan calculation * replaced old pool classes by completely new ones which now offer Iterator abstraction
* 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
* biquad filter parameters are now calculated outside the interpolate loop for better performance * couple of loop unroll optimizations * filter is now enabled by default * cubic interpolation is now enabled by default * reduced debug level to 1 to lower verbosity * raised default limit for voices to 128 * raised default limit for streams to 150 * added some compiler optimization flags (-ffast-math -march -mcpu)
* src/common/Thread.cpp: method StartThread() now blocks until thread actually runs, mlockall() will only be applied for realtime threads * libtoolized liblinuxsampler * initiated automatic unit tests against the LinuxSampler codebase (see src/testcases): already added a couple of tests for the Thread and Mutex classes, you have to explicitly compile the unit tests by running 'make testcases' (you need to have cppunit installed though) and then you can run the console version of the test runner by calling 'src/testcases/linuxsamplertest' * src/Sampler.h: added API documentation
* 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
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