This fixes problems reading from MIDI devices on NetBSD - the
input blocked until a certain number of notes have been read
rather than returning immediately when a single note is received.
Summary:
* `NULL` -> `nullptr`
* `gui` -> Function `getGUI()`
* `pluginFactory` -> Function `getPluginFactory()`
* `assert` (redefinition) -> using `NDEBUG` instead, which standard `assert` respects.
* `powf` (C stdlib symbol clash) -> removed and all expansions replaced with calls to `std::pow`.
* `exp10` (nonstandard function symbol clash) -> removed and all expansions replaced with calls to `std::pow`.
* `PATH_DEV_DSP` -> File-scope QString of identical name and value.
* `VST_SNC_SHM_KEY_FILE` -> constexpr char* with identical name and value.
* `MM_ALLOC` and `MM_FREE` -> Functions with identical name and implementation.
* `INVAL`, `OUTVAL`, etc. for automation nodes -> Functions with identical names and implementations.
* BandLimitedWave.h: All integer constant macros replaced with constexpr ints of same name and value.
* `FAST_RAND_MAX` -> constexpr int of same name and value.
* `QSTR_TO_STDSTR` -> Function with identical name and equivalent implementation.
* `CCONST` -> constexpr function template with identical name and implementation.
* `F_OPEN_UTF8` -> Function with identical name and equivalent implementation.
* `LADSPA_PATH_SEPARATOR` -> constexpr char with identical name and value.
* `UI_CTRL_KEY` -> constexpr char* with identical name and value.
* `ALIGN_SIZE` -> Renamed to `LMMS_ALIGN_SIZE` and converted from a macro to a constexpr size_t.
* `JACK_MIDI_BUFFER_MAX` -> constexpr size_t with identical name and value.
* versioninfo.h: `PLATFORM`, `MACHINE` and `COMPILER_VERSION` -> prefixed with `LMMS_BUILDCONF_` and converted from macros to constexpr char* literals.
* Header guard _OSCILLOSCOPE -> renamed to OSCILLOSCOPE_H
* Header guard _TIME_DISPLAY_WIDGET -> renamed to TIME_DISPLAY_WIDGET_H
* C-style typecasts in DrumSynth.cpp have been replaced with `static_cast`.
* constexpr numerical constants are initialized with assignment notation instead of curly brace intializers.
* In portsmf, `Alg_seq::operator[]` will throw an exception instead of returning null if the operator index is out of range.
Additionally, in many places, global constants that were declared as `const T foo = bar;` were changed from const to constexpr, leaving them const and making them potentially evaluable at compile time.
Some macros that only appeared in single source files and were unused in those files have been removed entirely.
* TCO coloring: submenu, randomize, undoable, renaming signals/slots
* Track coloring: submenu, undoable, renaming signals/slots
* FX color submenu
* Set modified on color change
* Use lambda to update TCOView after track color change
* More renaming, fix memory leak
Co-authored by DomClark
This replaces `set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 14)` by `set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17)`
wherever it is required.
Additionally:
* raise `CMAKE_MINIMUM_REQUIRED(VERSION ...)` to `3.8` (the minimum
that supports C++17)
* `stdshims.h` is now unused and thus removed
Add a band-limited, alias-free wavetable oscillator option to the
`Oscillator` class. Use it by default for Triple Oscillator.
Savefiles which do not have this feature enabled (e.g. old
savefiles) will be loaded without this feature to keep the sound
consistent.
Original author: @curlymorphic.
Fixed: @he29-net.
* Don't draw BB editor inside Song Editor
Currently, a small BB editor is drawn inside the Song Editor at high zoom levels. As discussed in #3060 this is unintuitive and appears broken (I've seen several other reports of this as a bug). This PR removes this behavior.
* Make removal optional
* Fix bug introduced by #5657
There was a bug introduced by #5657 where reloading a project
and playing it could cause a Segmentation Fault crash. After some
debugging, @DomClark tracked the issue to be likely a use-after-free
being caused by m_oldAutomatedValues not being cleared when the project
was loaded again.
This commit adds a line to clear the m_oldAutomatedValues map on
Song::clearProject(), which is called from Song::loadProject().
Now, instead of using a Signal/Slot connection to move the
control of the models back to the controllers, every time the song is
processing the automations, the control of the models that were
processed in the last cycle are moved back to the controller. The same
is done under Song::stop(), so the last cycle models control is moved
back to the controller.
That removes the need to have a pointer to the controlled model
in the controller object.
Adds mixer model change request to avoid race condition.
Co-authored-by: Dominic Clark <mrdomclark@gmail.com>
