Add raw device enumeration to Core Audio backend #165
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This is the start of integer IO support for Core Audio on macOS. This first commit adds support for enumerating the raw IO streams available on all attached hardware devices (these will typically be 24 +/ 16 bit signed integer format at various sample rates).
The device is then configured and started using
AudioDeviceStart()
rather thanAudioOutputUnitStart()
for AudioUnit based playback. The advantage is bypassing the mixer. Orthogonal to this is "hog" or exclusive mode which disables output for a device other than the application "hogging" the device. This is useful for SPDIF and high-res output to a separate amplifier etc.The code is not yet complete and not intended to be merged but device enumeration is working as can be seen in the
sio_device_list
output for my MBP: