| Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author |
|---|
|
some SysEx client code.
Testing on Windows. Developers on other platforms, please verify integrity of music handling in your respective MidiDrivers.
svn-id: r20952
|
|
svn-id: r20515
|
|
svn-id: r20088
|
|
svn-id: r19142
|
|
svn-id: r18454
|
|
svn-id: r18444
|
|
svn-id: r18038
|
|
reduced this (total dependencies on system.h went down from 193 to 85 files)
svn-id: r16527
|
|
svn-id: r16398
|
|
MT-32 emulation and quite possibly other MidiDrivers in future.
svn-id: r15711
|
|
svn-id: r14683
|
|
svn-id: r12176
|
|
svn-id: r11829
|
|
All the hooks are in, but actual implementation
needs to be checked for portability.
svn-id: r10615
|
|
Since this was the only place where we were using
create_thread, that method should be removable now.
I also removed the midi_driver_thread overrides
for the MorphOS and YPA1 (Palm) backends. These need
to be tested by their respective porters.
svn-id: r10414
|
|
As defined in Patch [811623] MT-32 patch for Bug 810564
Added a channel mask to MPU-401 devices so that --native-mt32
may force the device to use only the subset of MIDI channels
actually supported by the MT-32. Also added a best-guess
interpretation of iMuse Part priority in the SysEx 0x00 msg,
since part priorities become more of an issue when the
channel count is cramped.
svn-id: r10409
|
|
This circumvents problems doing generic send()
calls to MidiDrivers that support more than
16 MIDI channels (i.e. Adlib). Because of the
way it interacts with MidiDriver, Simon could
have run into a problem if it tried to
allocate more than 15 Adlib music channels
(though this would only happen in very, VERY
rare circumstances).
Also fixed a problem with the channel
numbering scheme used by MidiDriver_Adlib,
in particular the percussion channel number.
svn-id: r9604
|
|
now in util.*)
svn-id: r8777
|
|
svn-id: r8435
|
|
svn-id: r8432
|
|
svn-id: r8223
|
|
data, which will allow it to parse other MIDI formats. To receive parsed data, Player now derives from MidiDriver to act as a "fake MIDI driver".
Miscellaneous upgrades and fixes to MidiParser, including the Smart Jump (which could not be tested before iMuse started making use of the MidiParser).
*** THIS IS A BIG UPGRADE! EXTENSIVE REGRESSION TESTING IS NEEDED! ***
This has been tested through the intros and a number of other scenes from MI2, FOA and S&M.
NOTE! This upgrade introduces savegame format version V19. Earlier version savegames will load, but the music will simply start over from the beginning. Only V19 and later games will properly restore the position of the music! Don't say you weren't warned....
svn-id: r7849
|
|
svn-id: r7579
|
|
svn-id: r6726
|
|
svn-id: r6719
|
|
svn-id: r6021
|
|
svn-id: r6013
|
|
svn-id: r6010
|
|
svn-id: r5889
|
