comparison examples/basic_libpd/render.cpp @ 357:f3dd39be15e4 prerelease

Cleanup

 static AuxiliaryTask libpdReadFilesTask;
 static Midi midi;
 static DigitalChannelManager dcm;
 //UdpServer udpServer;
 
-
-
 void sendDigitalMessage(bool state, unsigned int delay, void* receiverName){
 	libpd_float((char*)receiverName, (float)state);
 //	rt_printf("%s: %d\n", (char*)receiverName, state);
 }
 

 		dcm.manage(channel, direction, isMessageRate);
 	}
 }
 
 void Bela_floatHook(const char *source, float value){
-//	rt_printf("received: %s %f\n", source, value);
 	// let's make this as optimized as possible for built-in digital Out parsing
 	// the built-in digital receivers are of the form "bela_digitalOutXX" where XX is between 11 and 26
 	static int prefixLength = 15; // strlen("bela_digitalOut")
 	if(strncmp(source, "bela_digitalOut", prefixLength)==0){
 		if(source[prefixLength] != 0){ //the two ifs are used instead of if(strlen(source) >= prefixLength+2)
 			if(source[prefixLength + 1] != 0){
-			// quickly convert the suffix to integer, assuming they are numbers, avoiding to call atoi
+				// quickly convert the suffix to integer, assuming they are numbers, avoiding to call atoi
 				int receiver = ((source[prefixLength] - 48) * 10);
 				receiver += (source[prefixLength+1] - 48);
-//				rt_printf("received on digital %d value %.0f\n", receiver, value);
 				unsigned int channel = receiver - 11; // go back to the actual Bela digital channel number
 				if(channel >= 0 && channel < 16){ //16 is the hardcoded value for the number of digital channels
-					//TODO: here we should check if this channel has been registered as message-rate output
 					dcm.setValue(channel, value);
-//					rt_printf("clear 0x%x set 0x%x\n", clearDataOut, setDataOut);
 				}
 			}
 		}
 	}
 }

 	libpd_set_floathook(Bela_floatHook);
 	libpd_set_messagehook(Bela_messageHook);
 	libpd_set_noteonhook(pdnoteon);
 	//TODO: add hooks for other midi events and generate MIDI output appropriately
 	libpd_init();
-	//TODO: ideally, we would analyse the ASCII of the patch file and find the in/outs to use
+	//TODO: ideally, we would analyse the ASCII of the patch file and find out which in/outs to use
 	libpd_init_audio(gChannelsInUse, gChannelsInUse, context->audioSampleRate);
 	gInBuf = libpd_get_sys_soundin();
 	gOutBuf = libpd_get_sys_soundout();
 
 	libpd_start_message(1); // one entry in list