gzdoom-gles/src/sound/music_midi_base.cpp

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#ifdef _WIN32
#include "i_musicinterns.h"
#include "c_dispatch.h"
#include "i_music.h"
#include "templates.h"
#include "v_text.h"
#include "m_menu.h"
static DWORD nummididevices;
static bool nummididevicesset;
UINT mididevice;
CVAR (Bool, snd_midiprecache, true, CVAR_ARCHIVE|CVAR_GLOBALCONFIG);
CUSTOM_CVAR (Int, snd_mididevice, -1, CVAR_ARCHIVE|CVAR_GLOBALCONFIG)
{
UINT oldmididev = mididevice;
if (!nummididevicesset)
return;
if ((self >= (signed)nummididevices) || (self < -2))
{
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE FOR ANYBODY BUILDING FROM THE TRUNK: This commit adds support for FMOD Ex while at the same time removing support for FMOD 3. Be sure to update your SDKs. GCC users, be sure to do a "make cleandep && make clean" before building, or you will likely get inexplicable errors. - Fixed: If you wanted to make cleandep with MinGW, you had to specifically specify Makefile.mingw as the makefile to use. - Added a normalizer to the OPL synth. It helped bring up the volume a little, but not nearly as much as I would have liked. - Removed MIDI Mapper references. It doesn't work with the stream API, and it doesn't really exist on NT kernels, either. - Reworked music volume: Except for MIDI, all music volume is controlled through GSnd and not at the individual song level. - Removed the mididevice global variable. - Removed snd_midivolume. Now that all music uses a linear volume scale, there's no need for two separate music volume controls. - Increased snd_samplerate default up to 48000. - Added snd_format, defaulting to "PCM-16". - Added snd_speakermode, defaulting to "Auto". - Replaced snd_fpu with snd_resampler, defaulting to "Linear". - Bumped the snd_channels default up from a pitiful 12 to 32. - Changed snd_3d default to true. The new cvar snd_hw3d determines if hardware 3D support is used and default to false. - Removed the libFLAC source, since FMOD Ex has native FLAC support. - Removed the altsound code, since it was terribly gimped in comparison to the FMOD code. It's original purpose was to have been as a springboard for writing a non-FMOD sound system for Unix-y systems, but that never happened. - Finished preliminary FMOD Ex support. SVN r789 (trunk)
2008-03-09 03:13:49 +00:00
Printf ("ID out of range. Using default device.\n");
self = 0;
return;
}
else if (self < 0)
{
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE FOR ANYBODY BUILDING FROM THE TRUNK: This commit adds support for FMOD Ex while at the same time removing support for FMOD 3. Be sure to update your SDKs. GCC users, be sure to do a "make cleandep && make clean" before building, or you will likely get inexplicable errors. - Fixed: If you wanted to make cleandep with MinGW, you had to specifically specify Makefile.mingw as the makefile to use. - Added a normalizer to the OPL synth. It helped bring up the volume a little, but not nearly as much as I would have liked. - Removed MIDI Mapper references. It doesn't work with the stream API, and it doesn't really exist on NT kernels, either. - Reworked music volume: Except for MIDI, all music volume is controlled through GSnd and not at the individual song level. - Removed the mididevice global variable. - Removed snd_midivolume. Now that all music uses a linear volume scale, there's no need for two separate music volume controls. - Increased snd_samplerate default up to 48000. - Added snd_format, defaulting to "PCM-16". - Added snd_speakermode, defaulting to "Auto". - Replaced snd_fpu with snd_resampler, defaulting to "Linear". - Bumped the snd_channels default up from a pitiful 12 to 32. - Changed snd_3d default to true. The new cvar snd_hw3d determines if hardware 3D support is used and default to false. - Removed the libFLAC source, since FMOD Ex has native FLAC support. - Removed the altsound code, since it was terribly gimped in comparison to the FMOD code. It's original purpose was to have been as a springboard for writing a non-FMOD sound system for Unix-y systems, but that never happened. - Finished preliminary FMOD Ex support. SVN r789 (trunk)
2008-03-09 03:13:49 +00:00
mididevice = 0;
}
else
{
mididevice = self;
}
// If a song is playing, move it to the new device.
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE FOR ANYBODY BUILDING FROM THE TRUNK: This commit adds support for FMOD Ex while at the same time removing support for FMOD 3. Be sure to update your SDKs. GCC users, be sure to do a "make cleandep && make clean" before building, or you will likely get inexplicable errors. - Fixed: If you wanted to make cleandep with MinGW, you had to specifically specify Makefile.mingw as the makefile to use. - Added a normalizer to the OPL synth. It helped bring up the volume a little, but not nearly as much as I would have liked. - Removed MIDI Mapper references. It doesn't work with the stream API, and it doesn't really exist on NT kernels, either. - Reworked music volume: Except for MIDI, all music volume is controlled through GSnd and not at the individual song level. - Removed the mididevice global variable. - Removed snd_midivolume. Now that all music uses a linear volume scale, there's no need for two separate music volume controls. - Increased snd_samplerate default up to 48000. - Added snd_format, defaulting to "PCM-16". - Added snd_speakermode, defaulting to "Auto". - Replaced snd_fpu with snd_resampler, defaulting to "Linear". - Bumped the snd_channels default up from a pitiful 12 to 32. - Changed snd_3d default to true. The new cvar snd_hw3d determines if hardware 3D support is used and default to false. - Removed the libFLAC source, since FMOD Ex has native FLAC support. - Removed the altsound code, since it was terribly gimped in comparison to the FMOD code. It's original purpose was to have been as a springboard for writing a non-FMOD sound system for Unix-y systems, but that never happened. - Finished preliminary FMOD Ex support. SVN r789 (trunk)
2008-03-09 03:13:49 +00:00
if (oldmididev != mididevice && currSong != NULL && currSong->IsMIDI())
{
MusInfo *song = currSong;
if (song->m_Status == MusInfo::STATE_Playing)
{
I_StopSong (song);
I_PlaySong (song, song->m_Looping);
}
}
}
void I_InitMusicWin32 ()
{
nummididevices = midiOutGetNumDevs ();
nummididevicesset = true;
snd_mididevice.Callback ();
}
void I_ShutdownMusicWin32 ()
{
// I don't know if this is an NT 4.0 bug or an FMOD bug, but if waveout
// is used for sound, and a MIDI is also played, then when I quit, the OS
// tells me a free block was modified after being freed. This is
// apparently a synchronization issue between two threads, because if I
// put this Sleep here after stopping the music but before shutting down
// the entire sound system, the error does not happen. I don't think it's
// a driver problem, because it happens with both a Vortex 2 and an Audigy.
// Though if their drivers are both based off some common Microsoft sample
// code, I suppose it could be a driver issue.
Sleep (50);
}
void I_BuildMIDIMenuList (struct value_s **outValues, float *numValues)
{
if (*outValues == NULL)
{
int count = 1 + nummididevices + (nummididevices > 0);
value_t *values;
*outValues = values = new value_t[count];
values[0].name = "TiMidity++";
values[0].value = -2.0;
if (nummididevices > 0)
{
UINT id;
int p;
values[1].name = "MIDI Mapper";
values[1].value = -1.0;
for (id = 0, p = 2; id < nummididevices; ++id)
{
MIDIOUTCAPS caps;
MMRESULT res;
res = midiOutGetDevCaps (id, &caps, sizeof(caps));
if (res == MMSYSERR_NOERROR)
{
size_t len = strlen (caps.szPname) + 1;
char *name = new char[len];
memcpy (name, caps.szPname, len);
values[p].name = name;
values[p].value = (float)id;
++p;
}
}
*numValues = (float)p;
}
else
{
*numValues = 1.f;
}
}
}
static void PrintMidiDevice (int id, const char *name, WORD tech, DWORD support)
{
if (id == snd_mididevice)
{
Printf (TEXTCOLOR_BOLD);
}
Printf ("% 2d. %s : ", id, name);
switch (tech)
{
case MOD_MIDIPORT: Printf ("MIDIPORT"); break;
case MOD_SYNTH: Printf ("SYNTH"); break;
case MOD_SQSYNTH: Printf ("SQSYNTH"); break;
case MOD_FMSYNTH: Printf ("FMSYNTH"); break;
case MOD_MAPPER: Printf ("MAPPER"); break;
#ifdef MOD_WAVETABLE
case MOD_WAVETABLE: Printf ("WAVETABLE"); break;
case MOD_SWSYNTH: Printf ("SWSYNTH"); break;
#endif
}
if (support & MIDICAPS_CACHE)
{
Printf (" CACHE");
}
if (support & MIDICAPS_LRVOLUME)
{
Printf (" LRVOLUME");
}
if (support & MIDICAPS_STREAM)
{
Printf (" STREAM");
}
if (support & MIDICAPS_VOLUME)
{
Printf (" VOLUME");
}
Printf (TEXTCOLOR_NORMAL "\n");
}
CCMD (snd_listmididevices)
{
UINT id;
MIDIOUTCAPS caps;
MMRESULT res;
PrintMidiDevice (-2, "TiMidity++", 0, 0);
if (nummididevices != 0)
{
PrintMidiDevice (-1, "MIDI Mapper", MOD_MAPPER, 0);
for (id = 0; id < nummididevices; ++id)
{
res = midiOutGetDevCaps (id, &caps, sizeof(caps));
if (res == MMSYSERR_NODRIVER)
strcpy (caps.szPname, "<Driver not installed>");
else if (res == MMSYSERR_NOMEM)
strcpy (caps.szPname, "<No memory for description>");
else if (res != MMSYSERR_NOERROR)
continue;
PrintMidiDevice (id, caps.szPname, caps.wTechnology, caps.dwSupport);
}
}
}
#endif