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Posted by mike - April 13th, 2008
Courtesy of the Microsoft XDK documentation:
"While the flexibility of an audio pipeline fully implemented in software provides the ability to arbitrarily route data to multiple destinations with independent volume control, it does lead to a potentially dizzying array of... well, arrays, as well as pointers and structures. Initializing an XAudio source voice via XAudioCreateSourceVoice requires no fewer than 5 levels of indirection."
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This is probably interesting to someone who knows what it means.
I'm completely lost.
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that was how i responded, too
5 levels of pointers? how efficent
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The best part is, you got it to work!
to all the people posting in mikes comments here - you make me wish i was dead.
I concur.
It turns me on so much when you talk like this, Mike.
All I understood was nothing.
Holy crap!
I can only imagine how insane it is to debug an error within that structure. :-( Good luck!
Woooow...that's so wonderfully....pathetic.
5? Why not 10. Let's break the sound barrier of coding complexity.
o.O
how the hell?
too much to compute
*OVERLOAD*
bOOm!
It's speaking of a internet audio pipeline.
And it only needs 5 levels of routers to send/receive data.
And of course it has it's own volume control with arrays of sources and holders.
Simple my dear Mike.
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Yeah, like totally.
*head explodes*
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