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mhroth edited this page Sep 13, 2010
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Archives of the tagged releases can be found at the Downloads page.
The beta release currently constitutes everything written after the release of alpha
. All driver management methods are in AsioDriver
(there is no JAsioHost
class as there was in alpha
). A driver is canonically loaded with:
List<String> driverNameList = AsioDriver.getDriverNames();
AsioDriver asioDriver = AsioDriver.getDriver(driverNameList.get(0));
Set<AsioChannel> activeChannels = new HashSet<AsioChannel>();
activeChannels.add(asioDriver.getChannelOutput(0));
activeChannels.add(asioDriver.getChannelOutput(1));
asioDriver.createBuffers();
asioDriver.start();
try {
Thread.sleep(1000);
} catch (InterruptedException ie) {
ie.printStackTrace(System.err);
}
AsioDriver.shutdownAndUnloadDriver();
This release is outdated, but documented for completeness. Please use the most up-to-date release as available from the home page. This release has stable and reliable operation for all tested drivers. It consists of two primary classes, JAsioHost
and AsioDriver
. The former contains only static methods which manage the loading and unloading of drivers. The following is a template to load an AsioDriver
:
List<String> driverNameList = JAsioHost.getDriverNames();
AsioDriver asioDriver = JAsioHost.getAsioDriver(driverNameList.get(0));
asioDriver.openControlPanel(); // may not work for all drivers on all platforms
Set<AsioChannelInfo> activeChannels = new HashSet<AsioChannelInfo>();
activeChannels.add(asioDriver.getChannelInfoOutput(0));
activeChannels.add(asioDriver.getChannelInfoOutput(1));
asioDriver.createBuffers(activeChannels);
asioDriver.start();
try {
Thread.sleep(1000);
} catch (InterruptedException ie) {
ie.printStackTrace(System.err);
}
JAsioHost.shutdownAndUnloadDriver();
There are two major bugs:
- Do not try to load multiple drivers in succession. The most current one will eventually be unloaded once the old
AsioDriver
object is garbage collected. - Access JAsioHost methods from only one thread (I’m looking at you, AWT thread).