#include <jack/jack.h>#include <cshellsynth/atomic-types.h>#include <cshellsynth/jclient.h>Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | cs_filter_t |
Defines | |
| #define | cs_filter_destroy(cs_filter) jclient_destroy((jclient_t *) (cs_filter)) |
Functions | |
| int | cs_filter_init (cs_filter_t *self, const char *client_name, jack_options_t flags, char *server_name) |
| void | cs_filter_set_in (cs_filter_t *self, float in) |
Generic Filter
Ruby version: Filters::Filter
In Cshellsynth, a filter is just something which performs a transformation on the input. It is not necessary for it to involve a frequency parameter, but it often does.
| #define cs_filter_destroy | ( | cs_filter | ) | jclient_destroy((jclient_t *) (cs_filter)) |
Destroy Filter
See jclient_destroy
| int cs_filter_init | ( | cs_filter_t * | self, | |
| const char * | client_name, | |||
| jack_options_t | flags, | |||
| char * | server_name | |||
| ) |
Initialize Filter
See jclient_init
| void cs_filter_set_in | ( | cs_filter_t * | self, | |
| float | in | |||
| ) |
Set static input
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