Closed ncassetta closed 11 years ago
Have you seen this?
Could you ask him to integrate the ALSA driver into the library? I think the lack of drivers for LINUX is a big limitation for the library
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On Sep 24, 2013, at 12:54 PM, ncassetta notifications@github.com wrote:
Have you seen this?
Could you ask him to integrate the ALSA driver into the library? I think the lack of drivers for LINUX is a big limitation for the library
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Thanks for your attention, I have some other questions. I have a good knowledge of C++ but I am new to GitHub and collaborative developing. So, I would ask you the best way to proceed. Must I continue to commit to my repo and send you pull requests every now and then? Could I discuss some details? Thanks N. Cassetta
Hi Jeff, I worked with your library for a my private project and made some improvements to it. So I thought they could be added. The first commit is a little rearrangement of the MIDISequencer class: some attributes (tempobpm, timesig_numerator, timesig_denominator) were moved from the track status to the sequencer status. In the second commit there are the major changes: I rearranged the files AdvancedSequencer.cpp and its header and obtained a complete AdvancedSequencer class. I also wrote a DOS test program showing its features. In the third commit I made some improvement to the MIDIDriverWin32 class and added a Windows sample program. The coding is somewhat chaotic, because I leaved the old code commented. Of course when all is OK I can polish it and make some doxygen comment. Thanks for your attention. You can contact me at ncassettaATtiscaliDOTit Nicola Cassetta, Rome (Italy) P.S I am not a professional developer, but rather a CPP enthusiast! So if I made some naivete let me know.