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New and Updated Datatypes

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Amiwell79Distro Maintainer
Posted 3 days ago
#161
I tried the datatypes for 32-bit, they work well
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miker1264Software Dev
Posted 3 days ago
#162

Amiwell79 wrote:

@Amiwell79 - I tried the datatypes for 32-bit, they work well
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Midi datatype or just 32bit Datatypes in general.

Do we have a midi datatype descriptor in Devs/Datatypes?

If not we'll need to make one.
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Amiwell79Distro Maintainer
Posted 3 days ago
#163
pcx and targa Miker
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AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 3 days ago
#164

miker1264 wrote:

@miker1264
But it is NOT recommended to compile Datatypes using GCC in a shell. That invites too many issues.

After I.A. converted the source code from AMiGA MIDI datatypes to AROS MIDI datatypes and fixed numerous errors, I compiled Su AROS One 64-bit Native with GCC without any errors. Now I'm not sure if the MIDI datatype was converted correctly by I.A.
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miker1264Software Dev
Posted 3 days ago
#165
@AMIGASYSTEM

Could you please post your WildMidi source code including the GUI so I can see how it plays midi files for comparison with the midi datatype.

Also, I'll compile midi datatype on my system then test it to see if I get any errors.

I'm going to order some SSD adapters so I can setup AROS 32bit and 64bit test systems on real hardware. Testing Datatypes for example is much better on real hardware which seems more responsive in my opinion compared to a virtual machine in VirtualBox.
Edited by miker1264 on 09-07-2026 15:41, 3 days ago
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 3 days ago
#166
I'm not sure if WildMidi supports MIDI data types; with WildMidi, I play MIDI files using Timidity (Software Musical Instruments).
WildMidi also converts MIDI files to audio files.

If you want to run some tests, do them directly with WildMidi; the GUI might skew the results.
You can find the latest version of WildMidi, v0.4.6, on Arosarchive; I compiled it a few weeks ago.

https://arosarchi...6-aros.zip
https://arosarchi...os-v11.zip
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miker1264Software Dev
Posted 6 hours ago
#167
I've been doing some compiling and testing for Datatypes over the last several days. I've made progress! ;-)
aha, Amiwell79
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