new-session-manager/Engine/main.C

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/* Copyright (C) 2008 Jonathan Moore Liles                                     */
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#include "const.h"
#include "Audio_File.H"
#include "Peaks.H"
#include "Loggable.H"



#include "Timeline_Server.H"
#include "Peak_Server.H"

/* TODO:

   Run server process here.

   * Manage session file.
   * Keep state for all relevant objects (must mirror that in Timeline)
   * Listen for incoming connections.
   * Send and recieve 'do' messages to client(s), recording do and undo portions to journal. Serve peaks (maybe in a separate process?)

      Peak request looks like:

     >  read_peaks "foo.wav" fpp start end

      Response looks like (in binary floats):

     >  length min max min max min max


  State must be communicated to realtime thread locklessly so that:

  Realtime:

   * Manage JACK transport.
   * Manage JACK outputs.
   * Stream regions from disk.
   * Manage JACK inputs.
   * Stream tracks to disk when recording.
   * Stream control points as OSC messages. (RT safe?)
*/

int
main ( int argc, char **argv )
{

    if ( ! fork() )
    {
        Peak_Server pks( 6111 );

        pks.run();
        exit( 0 );
    }

    Timeline_Server tls( 6110 );

    tls.run();

}