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Add support for ASIO on Windows #10

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colinbdclark opened this issue Apr 9, 2021 · 2 comments
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Add support for ASIO on Windows #10

colinbdclark opened this issue Apr 9, 2021 · 2 comments

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CPAL supports ASIO as a host on Windows, but it requires installing the ASIO SDK and LLVM, and specifying a compile feature. We should add support for this.
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gh-10: Enables ASIO builds on windows; installs ASIO SDK in CI.
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gh-10: Only installs ASIO on Windows. Sets CPAL's ASIO directory..
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gh-10: Fixes ASIO directory environment variable.
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gh-10: Uses environment variable reference.
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gh-10: Another stab at setting ASIO environment variable.
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gh-10: Yet another environment variable experiment.
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gh-10: again
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gh-10: Another attempt at setting an environment variable.
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gh-10: Prints back traces when running examples.
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colinbdclark commented Apr 10, 2021 •
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There are known issues in CPAL with enumerating WASAPI devices after having enumerated ASIO devices, causing CPAL to panic. As a result, we'll need some kind of Host blacklist for when we are enumerating all devices, so that we avoid this bug by not enumerating devices from both ASIO and WASAPI until this bug is fixed.

I think it's likely that in the long run, we'll only support ASIO on Windows, so this seems like a reasonable general approach.

@colinbdclark colinbdclark changed the title Add support ASIO Add support for ASIO on Windows Apr 10, 2021
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gh-10: Omits WASAPI devices to avoid a bug in CPAL.
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gh-10: Improves message when skipping a host's devices.
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Support for ASIO was added in #11.

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