Re: Which API for MIDI?

[Patrick Shirkey <pshirkey@boosthardware.com>]

Tim Goetze wrote:
> 
> 
> i found the sequencer API to be well-documented. 

Internally right?

> it's somewhat lacking
> in code examples, but there are quite a few applications out there
> that use it (pmidi for a start maybe, and then we have rosegarden,
> muse etc).
> 

I just spotted this older doc

http://www.alsa-project.org/~frank/alsa-sequencer/

Never seen or heard of it before.

Unsurprisingly it is quite comprehensive. How much has the api changed 
in the past 4 years? If someone who is well versed in the current 
implementation wants to vett this doc and provide an update I'll happily 
add it to the site docs.

You'll get your name in the big bright lights and everyone will 
associate you with Guru status.

This has to be one of the last core programming docs needed.


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