- Where does aria maestosa store its defaults registration#
- Where does aria maestosa store its defaults code#
() (44.1 kB text/plain)Ĭompilation with JACK enabled failed on the only file that is conditionally included when USE_JACK is defined. **Created:** Mon 05:20 PM UTC by Sergej M.P. ** Build with JACK enabled failed on Linux Debian9/amd64: 'MIDIMultiTrack' does not name a type** I do not know who is in response for this nor if it is reproduceable on other systems, Just a point to pay some attention to.Īria's ALSA MIDI-in port that exists during recording has default library name "RtMidi Input". If I closed Aria then timidity stops eating CPU. I noticed that when aria was connected to timidity and system suspended and then resumed from suspend-to-disk state someone ate CPU, it was timidity. So far I could not start Aria and then virtual keyboard, I had to start vkeyboard and fluidsynth (if I want to use it) at first and Aria at second. Next difficulty with Aria - it seems Aria does not "rescan" available foreign ports when I click her menu "input" or "output": menus always contain lists that were built on Aria start (?). May be those old days when each DAW pretended to be a Master that was okey, now I believe it would be preferred if app exports its connection points and allows to manage them from central patchbay.
Where does aria maestosa store its defaults registration#
Somewhat specific behaviour with client/port registration with ALSA sequencer.Īs I see, Aria does not register ports until they are required for in/out, so I can not see, say, Aria MIDI-in port in aconnect -l or patchbays until I push "Record". Unfortunately I was not successful to do usable setup with JACK, but to some extent it works.
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This way it _does_ compile and run with JACK output with tiny latencies. My quick dirty fix for util.h header is to replace #include of multitrack.h with declarations:ĪFAI see util.h need not definitions of multitrack.h's and other's types, these three lines are quite enough (although I think it is not a very nice idea to create duplicates of type declaration in various header files.) I hope the designer of jdksmidi library knows the right way to rearrange header files and their dependencies.
Where does aria maestosa store its defaults code#
Multitrack.h indirectly-implicitly includes world.h, which contains at its end directive to include util.h, which in turn starts with requirement to include multitrack.h, but inclusion of multitrack.h is already in progress, JDKSMIDI_MULTITRACK_H is defined and preprocessor believes this requirement is already satisfied, so far we got preprocessor output with code from util.h above the main code from multitrack.h (which util.h depends on). Libjdkmidi/include/jdksmidi/utils.h:34:28: error: 'MIDIMultiTrack' does not name a type
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In file included from libjdkmidi/include/jdksmidi/world.h:91:0,įrom libjdkmidi/include/jdksmidi/midi.h:41,įrom libjdkmidi/include/jdksmidi/track.h:41,įrom libjdkmidi/include/jdksmidi/multitrack.h:41,įrom Src/Midi/Players/Jack/JackMidiManager.cpp:14: This error is not related to JACK, it is a bad inclusion graph, a kind of cycled dependency.
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Now I have read compiler output more thoroughly and got his idea.