Le 13/01/2016 18:36, Element Green a écrit :
Having said all that, it would be nice to have the ability to build a
possibly stripped down version of FluidSynth which would utilize a
user defined compatibility layer. .......Internally the FluidSynth
source code still has it's own compatibility layer and from what I can
see does not reference glib directly. The majority of this interface
is defined in utils/fluid_sys.c and utils/fluid_sys.h. Defining
platform specific versions of these files would provide what I think
you are seeking. A lot of those primitives are fairly simple really,
and could probably be easily lifted from glib sources for use on a
specific platform.
At any rate, seems like a good idea. It would take a little work though.
Element
This is what i intend to do for Windows plateform (to get a small size
of code for specifics applications). It is in my "todo" list.
To replace glib we need to do the following steps:
1) Replace the reference to glib.h in alls files using glib.h.
In others words we need to replace macros (defined in glib.h and
gxxxxx.h) by others macros defined in
- fluidsynth_priv.h (yes, this file is glib dependent too !)
- fluid_sys.h
- fluid_sys.c
2) Add the necessary code (functions )in fluid_sys.
regards.
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