So how does this sync work?
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- Sat Nov 17, 2012 11:18 pm
- Forum: Audio
- Topic: Help understanding sound system and timing.
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- Sat Nov 17, 2012 2:59 pm
- Forum: Audio
- Topic: Help understanding sound system and timing.
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Help understanding sound system and timing.
Well, from what I've studied from the code here is my analysis:
There are two threads executing:
Thread N1: This is the 'normal' thread, the one that indeed emulates the machine.
Thread N2: This one is created by Thread N1 when SDL_OpenAudio() is called. It writes the buffer to the hardware ...
There are two threads executing:
Thread N1: This is the 'normal' thread, the one that indeed emulates the machine.
Thread N2: This one is created by Thread N1 when SDL_OpenAudio() is called. It writes the buffer to the hardware ...
- Sat Nov 17, 2012 1:01 am
- Forum: Audio
- Topic: Help understanding sound system and timing.
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Help understanding sound system and timing.
Hello.
I'm trying to understand the code of VBA, but can't figure out some things related to sound and timing. The code I debugged was the one from the original VBA, but due to similarity I hope I can find help over here.
I guess that all the 'real' timing is going on in the callback function ...
I'm trying to understand the code of VBA, but can't figure out some things related to sound and timing. The code I debugged was the one from the original VBA, but due to similarity I hope I can find help over here.
I guess that all the 'real' timing is going on in the callback function ...