Copyright (C) 2012 Ed Sweeney
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Jacks is a set of libraries that enable some of the Jack Audio
Connection Kit APIs to be used from high-level languages like
Perl, Python, Ruby, and Lua.
This is an experiment, pre-alpha quality, and untested.
Thanks for using Jacks (open to suggestions for a less
presumptious name, we are not part of the jack audio project).
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Status:
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*** PRE ALPHA QUALITY! ***
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*** reworking the process callback to be ***
*** non-blocking for capture applications. ***
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*** session events seem to work, looking for ***
*** feedback ***
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Design:
1 - Synchronous-style client programming.
2 - No blocking on process callback.
3 - Support lots of languages.
Implementation:
- Written in C and SWIG
- Build system uses autotools (sorry)
- Build system tries to make lang-specific dist files
- pthreads for IPC
Install:
- see the INSTALL file
Usage:
- see http://jackaudio.org/
- perldoc jacks
- look at example-clients dir under each language module in the
modules dir
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Contact:
mailto:<Ed Sweeney>ed@onextent.com
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