new-session-manager/Timeline/Engine.H

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#pragma once

#include "Mutex.H"

#include <jack/jack.h>

typedef jack_nframes_t nframes_t;

class Port;

class Engine : public Mutex
{
    jack_client_t *_client;

    /* I know locking out the process callback is cheating, even
       though we use trylock... The thing is, every other DAW does
       this too and you can hear it in the glitches Ardour and friends
       produce when reconfiguring I/O... Working out a message queue
       system would obviously be better, but a DAW isn't a performance
       instrument anyway, so I think these drop-outs are a reasonable
       compromise. Obviously, this lock should never be held during
       blocking operations. */

    int _buffers_dropped;                                       /* buffers dropped because of locking */

    static int process ( nframes_t nframes, void *arg );
    int process ( nframes_t nframes );

private:

    friend class Port;
    jack_client_t * client ( void ) { return _client; }

public:



    Engine ( );

    int init ( void );

    nframes_t nframes ( void ) const { return jack_get_buffer_size( _client ); }
    float frame_rate ( void ) const { return jack_get_sample_rate( _client ); }

};


extern Engine * engine;