comparison core/NetworkSend.cpp @ 301:e4392164b458 prerelease

RENAMED BeagleRT to Bela AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, scripts probably not working

 	if(staticConstructed==true)
 		return;
 	staticConstructed=true;
 	threadIsExiting=false;
 	threadRunning=false;
-	sendDataTask = BeagleRT_createAuxiliaryTask(::sendData, 95, "sendDataTask"); //TODO: allow variable priority
+	sendDataTask = Bela_createAuxiliaryTask(::sendData, 95, "sendDataTask"); //TODO: allow variable priority
 }
 void NetworkSend::sendAllData(){
 	for(unsigned int n=0; n<NetworkSend::objAddrs.size(); n++){
 		NetworkSend::objAddrs[n]->sendData();
 	}
 }
 int NetworkSend::getNumInstances(){
 	return objAddrs.size();
 }
 void NetworkSend::startThread(){
-	BeagleRT_scheduleAuxiliaryTask(sendDataTask);
+	Bela_scheduleAuxiliaryTask(sendDataTask);
 }
 void NetworkSend::stopThread(){
 	threadIsExiting=true;
 }
 bool NetworkSend::threadShouldExit(){

 
 void NetworkSend::setup(float aSampleRate, int blockSize, int aChannelNumber, int aPort, const char *aServer){
 #ifdef USE_JUCE
 #else
 	staticConstructor(); //FIXME: ideally this should be in the constructor, but this is not currently possible
-						//because of limitations in BeagleRT_createAuxiliaryTask()
+						//because of limitations in Bela_createAuxiliaryTask()
 	//keep track of added active instances
 	objAddrs.push_back(this);//TODO: this line should be in the constructor, but something weird happens if
 	// an instance of NetworkSend is then declared globally: the constructor gets called,
 	// and objAddrs.size()==1 but when you get to setup, objAddrs.size() has reverted back to 0, without
 	// any destructor being called in between ... Have a look here