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  1. 2004-02-19 Jack O'Quin <joq@io.com>
  2. * new API functions:
  3. int jack_client_name_size(void);
  4. int jack_port_name_size(void);
  5. int jack_port_type_size(void);
  6. 2003-10-15 Paul Davis <paul@linuxaudiosystems.com>
  7. * new ring buffer interface: <jack/ringbuffer.h>
  8. 2003-10-07 Paul Davis <paul@linuxaudiosystems.com>
  9. * new function jack_set_freewheel().
  10. No compatibility issues: this introduces new functionality to
  11. JACK and doesn't alter any existing functionality.
  12. 2003-09-18 Jack O'Quin <joq@io.com>
  13. * new function jack_set_buffer_size().
  14. Compatibility issues: programs that rely on the buffer size but do
  15. not register a callback will fail. Cached output buffer addresses
  16. are not valid after the buffer size changes. These rules existed
  17. before, but were never enforced.
  18. 2003-08-26 Jack O'Quin <joq@io.com>
  19. * <jack/types.h> typedefs are now defined using the C99 standard
  20. fixed-size integer typedefs. These new typedefs are binary
  21. compatible with 32-bit platforms, but not 64-bit machines.
  22. Programs using printf on these values will get GCC compiler
  23. warnings. To suppress the warnings, use the corresponding C99
  24. printf specifications defined in <inttypes.h>. That header is
  25. already implicitly included by <jack/types.h>, but can also be
  26. included explicitly to maintain compatibility with older versions
  27. of JACK without messy #ifdef's. Adding explicit casts will also
  28. work, but may suppress future warnings you might want to see.
  29. * jack_get_sample_rate() now returns jack_nframes_t rather than
  30. unsigned long. These are the same on 32-bit machines, but not on
  31. 64-bit platforms.
  32. 2003-08-13 Jack O'Quin <joq@io.com>
  33. * Many new transport interfaces. It would be silly to list them
  34. all here. Please see the new transport control section in the
  35. JACK reference manual.
  36. * jack_set_transport_info() and jack_engine_takeover_timebase(),
  37. (the old timebase master interfaces) now do nothing. Instead, use
  38. jack_set_timebase_callback().
  39. 2003-05-09 Jack O'Quin <joq@io.com>
  40. * Added new jack_is_realtime() function.
  41. 2003-02-23 Paul Davis <paul>
  42. * client.c:
  43. added deliver_request().
  44. removed all use of strncpy().
  45. changed ClientDynamic to ClientInProcess.
  46. 2003-02-10 Taybin Rutkin <trutkin@physics.clarku.edu>
  47. * client.c (jack_client_new): Checks jack_protocol_version returned
  48. from jackd.
  49. 2003-02-05 Kai Vehmanen <kai.vehmanen@wakkanet.fi>
  50. * client.c (jack_set_buffer_size_callback): This function is now
  51. deprecated.
  52. 2002-12-20 Paul Davis <paul>
  53. * error.h (jack_set_error_function): added
  54. 2002-12-16 Paul Davis <paul>
  55. * jack.h: added inclusion of pthread.h
  56. 2002-12-09 Paul Davis <paul>
  57. * jack.h (jack_client_new_inprocess): prototype for in-process client creation (not implemented)
  58. * jack.h (jack_client_thread_id): added so that clients can easily
  59. find out the pthread_t that is running the JACK client code. this
  60. turns out to be critical to handling the SIGHUP.
  61. 2002-11-15 Paul Davis <paul>
  62. * client.c: added port alias functions. untested.
  63. 2002-11-05 Kai Vehmanen <kai.vehmanen@wakkanet.fi>
  64. * Created this file. Current JACK version is
  65. 0.39.0 and libjack interface 0:5:0. See
  66. jack/README.developers for details on how to
  67. use this file.