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- Update to version 2.7.1
* Fix inclusion mechanism for FFTs which could cause a host
application to crash in certain circumstances due to
conflicting versions of C-linkage symbols
version 2.7:
* Add ability to PluginLoader to list plugins only in (or not in)
certain library files
* Fix fixed-sample-rate output timestamps in printout from the
simple host, and add regression test script using test plugin
* Switch the convenience FFT interface for plugin usage from the
very slow reference implementation previously provided, to the
somewhat faster KissFFT
* Add a top-secret compiler flag to switch internal FFTs to
single-precision only
* Fix some small but long-standing memory leaks and minor bugs
version 2.6:
* Add a simple C-linkage API for plugin library discovery and
loading -- the missing part when trying to use Vamp plugins
from C or a language with only C-linkage foreign-function
interface
* Fix bug in PluginBufferingAdapter reset() function, which
failed to reset timestamp rewrites (symptom: timestamps
appeared to continue to ascend from end point on next run after
a reset)
* Fix sometime 1-sample rounding error in
PluginInputDomainAdapter
* Update build files for more recent OS versions
* Add -L option to simple host, as synonym for --list-full
* Add a combined Visual C++ solution that includes the plugin
SDK, host SDK, example plugins, and simple host projects
- Build with -fPIC
- Update to version 2.5
* Fix incorrect handling of FixedSampleRate outputs in the
PluginBufferingAdapter. Un-timestamped features on these outputs
were incorrectly being timestamped from the process timestamp,
where they should have been timed relative to the previous
feature on the output according to the output's sample rate.
* Fix return of uninitialised memory through getCurrentProgram
when plugin specifies no programs
* Ensure output sample rate is initialised (to 0) for variable-rate
outputs where the plugin forgets to set a rate
- Use download Url provided by upstream
- Remove vamp-plugin-sdk-2.0-libdir.patch; use a hack instead
- Remove redundant documentation related files with fdupes
- Perform spec-cleaner on spec file
- Update to version 2.2.1, split libs into libvamp-hostsdk3 and libvamp-sdk2 sub packages and moved binaries into main package. - Enabled api doc build and generate man pages with help2man. - Upstream changes : * Add ProcessTimestampMethod to PluginInputDomainAdapter, offering the ability to decide how data buffering and timestamping works for frequency-domain plugins (whose process timestamps have to be at the centre of each processing block rather than the start) * Make PluginBufferingAdapter take into account any timestamp shift introduced by a PluginInputDomainAdapter that it wraps. * Fix crash in PluginAdapter when plugin library getDescriptor fails on plugin construction. * Add plugin skeleton files as starting point for new developers.
- initial package created from fedora spec
- Update to version 2.10
* Add a method to PluginWrapper, the host-side base for
adapters like PluginInputDomainAdapter that modify the
processing behaviour of a plugin, that tells it to "disown"
the wrapped plugin. The former behaviour, and still the
default, is for the wrapper to take ownership of the wrapped
plugin. The alternative behaviour makes it easier to mix
these classes with some modern C++ styles that use managed
pointers
version 2.9
* Fix non-thread-safe behaviour in PluginAdapter. Plugins built
using the adapter classes in version 2.8 or earlier cannot
safely be used simultaneously across threads with other
instances of themselves or of other plugins in the same
library (i.e. shared object). Hosts have been required to
provide synchronisation for such cases. Version 2.9
introduces synchronisation in the plugin, making this
usage safe. Unfortunately this does not make host code safe
when using older plugin builds, as the problem and its fix
are in the plugin side of the SDK. Caution is still required,
but this fix does allow updated plugin builds to avoid
problems with some existing hosts
* Change required C++ language standard from C++98 to C++11.
This is because of the use of std::mutex in the above fix
version 2.8:
* Fix off-by-one rounding errors in frame-to-ns conversions.
Unlike the other changes here which are invisible to plugin
code, this change can lead to different results in the lowest
significant figures from existing plugins if relinked against
the newer code
* Fix theoretical possibility of integer overflow in RealTime
constructor
* Fix use of undefined behaviour in PluginRateExtractor
- Spec cleanuo