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I'm trying to port [rtMidi](https://github.com/thestk/rtmidi) to WebAssembly, it compile just fine when using the dummy version but when asking to compile with MACOSX_CORE flag the compiler is not abl…
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I'm trying to port rtMidi to WebAssembly, it compile just fine when using the dummy version but when asking to compile with __MACOSX_CORE__ flag the compiler is not able to find CoreMidi I get
> r…
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On macOS (CoreMIDI), I'm finding that I can't "hotplug" MIDI devices. When I create a `MidiInput`/`MidiOutput` and iterate the available ports, devices that I've plugged in since the program started a…
rryan updated
8 months ago
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The following CoreMIDI APIs ere not reported as not bound on Mac OS X. A new change in xtro reports them but we should consider if binding them needs to be done, since some of them are quite low level…
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Those new extension features are implemented only with ALSA so far.
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(Ported from the Roadmap section of the documentation to an issue per #269)
Originally written by @olemb:
See: https://github.com/mido/mido-native-backends
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# Improve error types
Most `Result` return values use an `i32` (an `OSStatus`) as their error variant. This is not ideal for a couple of reasons
* `i32` doesn't implement `std::error::Error` so …
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## Description
I noticed that, when looking in `midi/drivers` there is a lack of a macOS driver. Running the downloaded app has also shown that there's no MIDI driver selectable for macOS.
### E…
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Was working previously, something in a recent upgrade seems to have broken it.
Possibly related to #85, but not the same.
Build chain info:
```
» clang --version
Homebrew clang version 15.0.7…
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Both ALSA and CoreMIDI (Mac) have a 2-level organization of MIDI ports. The first level (called Entity in CoreMIDI and Client in ALSA) typically corresponds to an application or single hardware device…