🎉 This is the first official stable release of FlexASIO. 🎉

Significant changes

Add the sampleType configuration option which can be used to customize the sample format. Previously, FlexASIO would always use 32-bit float as the sample type. See #13.
When using WASAPI Exclusive mode, FlexASIO will now try to guess the device native sample type and use that, instead of the 32-bit float default. See #13.
If only input channels or only output channels are used, FlexASIO will only open the corresponding device, not both. See #24.
Related to the above, FlexASIO will now accept a sample rate as long as the input or output device can accept it. Previously, both devices had to accept the sample rate. See #24.
- This means that WASAPI Shared is now significantly easier to use when using only a single device.
- When using both input and output devices, you still need matching sample rates for WASAPI Shared to work.
Change the default value of the suggestedLatencySeconds configuration option to 0.0, as this seems to be the most sensible value regardless of use case. See #8.
- This significantly improves FlexASIO latency in the default configuration.

Minor changes

Fix a bug where FlexASIO would fail to initialize if there are no audio input devices (or no audio output devices) installed. See #28.
Fix a bug where FlexASIO would drop the first few audio buffers just after the stream started. See #27.
Add a Frequently Asked Questions page.
Overall documentation clean up and improvements.
The parsed configuration is now dumped to the log. See #26.
Fix a potential race condition around sample position and timestamps.
FlexASIOTest now supports sample rates other than 48 kHz.
The FlexASIO source code has been moved to an src/ subfolder to declutter the GitHub home page.