[linux-audio-dev] LADSPA Control Protocol v0.0.1 now available

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Subject: [linux-audio-dev] LADSPA Control Protocol v0.0.1 now available
From: Paul Davis (pbd_AT_Op.Net)
Date: Fri Dec 07 2001 - 18:27:30 EET


       http://www.op.net/~pbd/lcp-0.0.1.tar.gz

The API:

======================================================================

1) client side:
---------------

lcp_client_t *lcp_open (const char *name);
int lcp_close (lcp_client_t *client);

int lcp_write (lcp_client_t *client,
                         unsigned long plugin,
                         unsigned long port,
                         LADSPA_Data value);

int lcp_read (lcp_client_t *client,
                         unsigned long plugin,
                         unsigned long port,
                         LADSPA_Data *value);

2) server side:
---------------

typedef void (*lcp_server_write_callback_t)(void *,
                                            unsigned long,
                                            unsigned long,
                                            LADSPA_Data value);

typedef void (*lcp_server_read_callback_t)(void *,
                                           unsigned long,
                                           unsigned long,
                                           LADSPA_Data *value);

lcp_server_t *lcp_server_start (const char *name,
                                lcp_server_write_callback_t,
                                void *write_arg,
                                lcp_server_read_callback_t,
                                void *read_arg);

void lcp_server_stop (lcp_server_t *);
int lcp_server_handle_message (lcp_server_t *server, int fd);
int lcp_server_accept (int fd);

======================================================================

The tarball contains two tiny GTK programs:

    s: a sample server
    c: a sample client

that demonstrate the interfacing of the server and client side API
into a typical GUI (i.e. adding file descriptors to a "watch list"
managed by the GUI toolkits' main event loop).

There are no dependencies in the library itself upon any external
libraries (other than glibc, obviously).

Comments welcome. I will be merging this into Ardour after an initial
round of feedback.

--p


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