// yabridge: a Wine plugin bridge
// Copyright (C) 2020-2022 Robbert van der Helm
//
// This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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//
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//
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#include "vst2.h"
#include "../../common/communication/vst2.h"
#include "../utils.h"
intptr_t dispatch_proxy(AEffect*, int, int, intptr_t, void*, float);
void process_proxy(AEffect*, float**, float**, int);
void process_replacing_proxy(AEffect*, float**, float**, int);
void process_double_replacing_proxy(AEffect*, double**, double**, int);
void set_parameter_proxy(AEffect*, int, float);
float get_parameter_proxy(AEffect*, int);
/**
* Fetch the bridge instance stored in an unused pointer from a VST plugin. This
* is sadly needed as a workaround to avoid using globals since we need free
* function pointers to interface with the VST C API.
*/
Vst2PluginBridge& get_bridge_instance(const AEffect& plugin) noexcept {
return *static_cast(plugin.ptr3);
}
Vst2PluginBridge::Vst2PluginBridge(const ghc::filesystem::path& plugin_path,
audioMasterCallback host_callback)
: PluginBridge(
PluginType::vst2,
plugin_path,
[](asio::io_context& io_context, const PluginInfo& info) {
return Vst2Sockets(
io_context,
generate_endpoint_base(info.native_library_path_.filename()
.replace_extension("")
.string()),
true);
}),
// All the fields should be zero initialized because
// `Vst2PluginInstance::vstAudioMasterCallback` from Bitwig's plugin
// bridge will crash otherwise
plugin_(),
host_callback_function_(host_callback),
logger_(generic_logger_) {
log_init_message();
// This will block until all sockets have been connected to by the Wine VST
// host
connect_sockets_guarded();
// Set up all pointers for our `AEffect` struct. We will fill this with data
// from the VST plugin loaded in Wine at the end of this constructor.
plugin_.ptr3 = this;
plugin_.dispatcher = dispatch_proxy;
plugin_.process = process_proxy;
plugin_.setParameter = set_parameter_proxy;
plugin_.getParameter = get_parameter_proxy;
plugin_.processReplacing = process_replacing_proxy;
plugin_.processDoubleReplacing = process_double_replacing_proxy;
// For our communication we use simple threads and blocking operations
// instead of asynchronous IO since communication has to be handled in
// lockstep anyway
host_callback_handler_ = std::jthread([&]() {
set_realtime_priority(true);
pthread_setname_np(pthread_self(), "host-callbacks");
sockets_.plugin_host_callback_.receive_events(
std::pair(logger_, false),
[&](Vst2Event& event, bool /*on_main_thread*/) {
switch (event.opcode) {
// MIDI events sent from the plugin back to the host are
// a special case here. They have to sent during the
// `processReplacing()` function or else the host will
// ignore them. Because of this we'll temporarily save
// any MIDI events we receive here, and then we'll
// actually send them to the host at the end of the
// `process_replacing()` function.
case audioMasterProcessEvents: {
std::lock_guard lock(incoming_midi_events_mutex_);
incoming_midi_events_.push_back(
std::get(event.payload));
return Vst2EventResult{.return_value = 1,
.payload = nullptr,
.value_payload = std::nullopt};
} break;
// REAPER requires that `audioMasterSizeWindow()` calls are
// handled from the GUI thread, which is the thread that
// will call `effEditIdle()`. To account for this, we'll
// store the last resize request and then only pass it to
// the host when it calls `effEditIdle()`.
case audioMasterSizeWindow: {
std::lock_guard lock(incoming_resize_mutex_);
incoming_resize_ = std::pair(event.index, event.value);
return Vst2EventResult{.return_value = 1,
.payload = nullptr,
.value_payload = std::nullopt};
} break;
// HACK: Certain plugins may have undesirable DAW-specific
// behaviour. Chromaphone 3 for instance has broken
// text input dialogs when using Bitwig. We can work
// around these issues by reporting we're running
// under some other host. We need to do this on the
// plugin side instead of one the Wine side because
// the plugin will likely do this callback during
// initialization, and at that point we will not yet
// have sent the configuration to the plugin.
case audioMasterGetProductString: {
if (config_.hide_daw) {
logger_.log(
"The plugin asked for the host's name.");
logger_.log(
"Reporting \"" +
std::string(product_name_override) +
"\" instead of the actual host's name.");
return Vst2EventResult{
.return_value = 1,
.payload = product_name_override,
.value_payload = std::nullopt};
}
} break;
case audioMasterGetVendorString: {
if (config_.hide_daw) {
logger_.log(
"The plugin asked for the host's vendor.");
logger_.log(
"Reporting \"" +
std::string(vendor_name_override) +
"\" instead of the actual host's vendor.");
return Vst2EventResult{
.return_value = 1,
.payload = vendor_name_override,
.value_payload = std::nullopt};
}
} break;
case audioMasterDeadBeef:
logger_.log("");
logger_.log(
" The plugin wants to use REAPER's host vendor");
logger_.log(
" extensions which currently aren't supported "
"by");
logger_.log(" yabridge. Ignoring the request.");
logger_.log("");
return Vst2EventResult{.return_value = 0,
.payload = nullptr,
.value_payload = std::nullopt};
break;
}
return passthrough_event(&plugin_, host_callback_function_,
event);
});
});
// Read the plugin's information from the Wine process. This can only be
// done after we started accepting host callbacks as the plugin will likely
// call these during its initialization. Any further updates will be sent
// over the `dispatcher()` socket. This would happen whenever the plugin
// calls `audioMasterIOChanged()` and after the host calls `effOpen()`.
const auto initialization_data =
sockets_.host_plugin_control_.receive_single();
const auto initialized_plugin =
std::get(initialization_data.payload);
const auto host_version =
std::get(*initialization_data.value_payload);
warn_on_version_mismatch(host_version);
// After receiving the `AEffect` values we'll want to send the configuration
// back to complete the startup process
sockets_.host_plugin_control_.send(config_);
update_aeffect(plugin_, initialized_plugin);
}
Vst2PluginBridge::~Vst2PluginBridge() noexcept {
try {
// Drop all work make sure all sockets are closed
plugin_host_->terminate();
// The `stop()` method will cause the IO context to just drop all of its
// outstanding work immediately
io_context_.stop();
} catch (const std::system_error&) {
// It could be that the sockets have already been closed or that the
// process has already exited (at which point we probably won't be
// executing this, but maybe if all the stars align)
}
}
class DispatchDataConverter : public DefaultDataConverter {
public:
DispatchDataConverter(std::optional& process_buffers,
std::vector& chunk_data,
AEffect& plugin,
VstRect& editor_rectangle) noexcept
: process_buffers_(process_buffers),
chunk_(chunk_data),
plugin_(plugin),
rect_(editor_rectangle) {}
Vst2Event::Payload read_data(const int opcode,
const int index,
const intptr_t value,
const void* data) const override {
// There are some events that need specific structs that we can't simply
// serialize as a string because they might contain null bytes
switch (opcode) {
case effOpen:
// This should not be needed, but some improperly coded plugins
// such as the Roland Cloud plugins will initialize part of
// their `AEffect` only after the host calls `effOpen`, instead
// of during the initialization.
return WantsAEffectUpdate{};
break;
case effMainsChanged:
// At this point we'll set up our audio buffers since we (in
// theory) now know how large they need to be. A value argument
// of 1 means that audio playback should be initialized.
// NOTE: Ardour unconditionally calls this with a value of 0
// unconditionally when unloading a plugin, even if it has
// never initialized audio playback
if (value == 1) {
return WantsAudioShmBufferConfig{};
} else {
return nullptr;
}
case effEditGetRect:
return WantsVstRect();
break;
case effEditOpen:
// The host will have passed us an X11 window handle in the void
// pointer. In the Wine plugin host we'll create a Win32 window,
// ask the plugin to embed itself in that and then embed that
// window into this X11 window handle.
return reinterpret_cast(data);
break;
case effGetChunk:
return WantsChunkBuffer();
break;
case effSetChunk: {
const uint8_t* chunk_data = static_cast(data);
// When the host passes a chunk it will use the value parameter
// to tell us its length
return ChunkData{
std::vector(chunk_data, chunk_data + value)};
} break;
case effBeginLoadBank:
case effBeginLoadProgram:
return *static_cast(data);
break;
case effProcessEvents:
return DynamicVstEvents(*static_cast(data));
break;
case effGetInputProperties:
case effGetOutputProperties:
// In this case we can't simply pass an empty marker struct
// because the host can have already populated this field with
// data (or at least Bitwig does this)
return *static_cast(data);
break;
// HACK: REAPER has recently started using `effVendorSpecific` with
// a non-pointer `data` argument, so we need to explicitly
// handle this
case effVendorSpecific:
if (index == effSetSpeakerArrangement) {
return static_cast(
reinterpret_cast(data));
} else {
return DefaultDataConverter::read_data(opcode, index, value,
data);
}
break;
case effGetParameterProperties:
return *static_cast(data);
break;
case effGetMidiKeyName:
return *static_cast(data);
break;
case effSetSpeakerArrangement:
case effGetSpeakerArrangement:
// This is the output speaker configuration, the `read_value()`
// method below reads the input speaker configuration
return DynamicSpeakerArrangement(
*static_cast(data));
break;
// Any VST host I've encountered has properly zeroed out these their
// string buffers, but we'll add a list of opcodes that should
// return a string just in case `DefaultDataConverter::read()` can't
// figure it out.
case effGetProgramName:
case effGetParamLabel:
case effGetParamDisplay:
case effGetParamName:
case effGetProgramNameIndexed:
case effGetEffectName:
case effGetVendorString:
case effGetProductString:
case effShellGetNextPlugin:
return WantsString{};
break;
// NOTE: We needed to explicitly handle `audioMasterWantMidi()` on
// the Wine side because UVI Plugsound Free would pass garbage
// data to `data`, which would of course trigger a segfault
// when yabridge would try to read from it. Even though no
// Linux hosts do such a thing, we'll do something similar
// here just to be consistent.
case effClose:
case effSetProgram:
case effGetProgram:
case effSetSampleRate:
case effSetBlockSize:
case effEditClose:
case effEditIdle:
case effCanBeAutomated:
case effGetPlugCategory:
case effGetVendorVersion:
case effGetTailSize:
case effIdle:
case effGetVstVersion:
case effBeginSetProgram:
case effEndSetProgram:
case effStartProcess:
case effStopProcess:
case effSetProcessPrecision:
return nullptr;
default:
return DefaultDataConverter::read_data(opcode, index, value,
data);
break;
}
}
std::optional read_value(
const int opcode,
const intptr_t value) const override {
switch (opcode) {
case effSetSpeakerArrangement:
case effGetSpeakerArrangement:
// These two events are special in that they pass a pointer to
// the output speaker configuration through the `data`
// parameter, but then they also pass a pointer to the input
// speaker configuration through the `value` parameter. This is
// the only event that does this.
return DynamicSpeakerArrangement(
*static_cast(
reinterpret_cast(value)));
break;
default:
return DefaultDataConverter::read_value(opcode, value);
break;
}
}
void write_data(const int opcode,
void* data,
const Vst2EventResult& response) const override {
switch (opcode) {
case effOpen: {
// Update our `AEffect` object one last time for improperly
// coded late initialing plugins. Hopefully the host will see
// that the object is updated because these plugins don't send
// any notification about this.
const auto& updated_plugin =
std::get(response.payload);
update_aeffect(plugin_, updated_plugin);
} break;
case effMainsChanged: {
if (const auto* audio_buffer_config =
std::get_if(
&response.payload)) {
if (!process_buffers_) {
process_buffers_.emplace(*audio_buffer_config);
} else {
process_buffers_->resize(*audio_buffer_config);
}
}
} break;
case effEditGetRect: {
// Either the plugin will have returned (a pointer to) their
// editor dimensions, or they will not have written anything.
if (std::holds_alternative(response.payload)) {
return;
}
const auto& new_rect = std::get(response.payload);
rect_ = new_rect;
*static_cast(data) = &rect_;
} break;
case effGetChunk: {
// Write the chunk data to some publically accessible place in
// `Vst2PluginBridge` and write a pointer to that struct to the
// data pointer
const auto& buffer =
std::get(response.payload).buffer;
chunk_.assign(buffer.begin(), buffer.end());
*static_cast(data) = chunk_.data();
} break;
case effGetInputProperties:
case effGetOutputProperties: {
// These opcodes pass the plugin some empty struct through the
// data parameter that the plugin then fills with flags and
// other data to describe an input or output channel.
const auto& properties =
std::get(response.payload);
*static_cast(data) = properties;
} break;
case effGetParameterProperties: {
// Same as the above
const auto& properties =
std::get(response.payload);
*static_cast(data) = properties;
} break;
case effGetMidiKeyName: {
// Ditto
const auto& properties =
std::get(response.payload);
*static_cast(data) = properties;
} break;
case effGetSpeakerArrangement: {
// The plugin will have updated the objects passed by the host
// with its preferred output speaker configuration if it
// supports this. The same thing happens for the input speaker
// configuration in `write_value()`.
auto speaker_arrangement =
std::get(response.payload);
// Reconstruct a dynamically sized `VstSpeakerArrangement`
// object to a buffer, and write back the results to the data
// parameter.
VstSpeakerArrangement* output =
static_cast(data);
std::vector reconstructed_object =
speaker_arrangement.as_raw_data();
std::copy(reconstructed_object.begin(),
reconstructed_object.end(),
reinterpret_cast(output));
} break;
default:
DefaultDataConverter::write_data(opcode, data, response);
break;
}
}
intptr_t return_value(const int opcode,
const intptr_t original) const override {
return DefaultDataConverter::return_value(opcode, original);
}
void write_value(const int opcode,
intptr_t value,
const Vst2EventResult& response) const override {
switch (opcode) {
case effGetSpeakerArrangement: {
// Same as the above, but now for the input speaker
// configuration object under the `value` pointer
auto speaker_arrangement =
std::get(response.payload);
VstSpeakerArrangement* output =
static_cast(
reinterpret_cast(value));
std::vector reconstructed_object =
speaker_arrangement.as_raw_data();
std::copy(reconstructed_object.begin(),
reconstructed_object.end(),
reinterpret_cast(output));
} break;
default:
return DefaultDataConverter::write_value(opcode, value,
response);
break;
}
}
private:
std::optional& process_buffers_;
std::vector& chunk_;
AEffect& plugin_;
VstRect& rect_;
};
intptr_t Vst2PluginBridge::dispatch(AEffect* /*plugin*/,
int opcode,
int index,
intptr_t value,
void* data,
float option) {
// HACK: Ardour 5.X has a bug in its VST implementation where it calls the
// plugin's dispatcher before the plugin has even finished
// initializing. This has been fixed back in 2018, but there has not
// been a release that contains the fix yet. This should be removed
// once Ardour 6.0 gets released.
// https://tracker.ardour.org/view.php?id=7668
if (plugin_.magic == 0) [[unlikely]] {
logger_.log_event(true, opcode, index, value, nullptr, option,
std::nullopt);
logger_.log(
" Warning: The host has dispatched an event before the plugin "
"has finished initializing, ignoring the event. (are we running "
"Ardour 5.X?)");
logger_.log_event_response(true, opcode, 0, nullptr, std::nullopt);
return 0;
}
DispatchDataConverter converter(process_buffers_, chunk_data_, plugin_,
editor_rectangle_);
switch (opcode) {
case effClose: {
// Allow the plugin to handle its own shutdown, and then terminate
// the process. Because terminating the Wine process will also
// forcefully close all open sockets this will also terminate our
// handler thread.
intptr_t return_value = 0;
try {
// TODO: Add some kind of timeout?
return_value = sockets_.host_plugin_dispatch_.send_event(
converter, std::pair(logger_, true),
opcode, index, value, data, option);
} catch (const std::system_error&) {
// Thrown when the socket gets closed because the VST plugin
// loaded into the Wine process crashed during shutdown
logger_.log("The plugin crashed during shutdown, ignoring");
}
delete this;
return return_value;
}; break;
case effEditIdle: {
// This is the only place where we'll deviate from yabridge's
// 'one-to-one passthrough' philosophy. While in practice we can
// just pass through `effEditIdle` and we have been doing so until
// yabridge 3.x, in reality it's much more practical to just run
// this on a Win32 timer. We would either need to run `effEditIdle`
// from a non-GUI thread (which could cause issues), or we would
// need a timer anyways to proc the function when the GUI is being
// blocked by for instance an open dropdown.
logger_.log_event(true, opcode, index, value, nullptr, option,
std::nullopt);
// REAPER requires `audioMasterSizeWindow()` calls to be done from
// the GUI thread. In every other host this doesn't make a
// difference, but in REAPER the FX window only resizes when this is
// called from here.
{
std::unique_lock lock(incoming_resize_mutex_);
if (incoming_resize_) {
const auto& [width, height] = *incoming_resize_;
incoming_resize_.reset();
lock.unlock();
host_callback_function_(&plugin_, audioMasterSizeWindow,
width, height, nullptr, 0.0);
}
}
logger_.log_event_response(true, opcode, 0, nullptr, std::nullopt);
return 0;
}; break;
case effCanDo: {
const std::string query(static_cast(data));
// NOTE: If the plugins returns `0xbeefXXXX` to this query, then
// REAPER will pass a libSwell handle rather than an X11
// window ID to `effEditOpen`. This is of course not going to
// work when the GUI is handled using Wine so we'll ignore it.
if (query == "hasCockosViewAsConfig") {
logger_.log_event(true, opcode, index, value, query, option,
std::nullopt);
logger_.log("");
logger_.log(
" The host has requested libSwell GUI support, which is");
logger_.log(" not supported when using Wine.");
logger_.log(
" You can safely ignore this message; this is normal");
logger_.log(" when using REAPER.");
logger_.log("");
logger_.log_event_response(true, opcode, -1, nullptr,
std::nullopt);
return -1;
}
} break;
}
// We don't reuse any buffers here like we do for audio processing. This
// would be useful for chunk data, but since that's only needed when saving
// and loading plugin state it's much better to have bitsery or our
// receiving function temporarily allocate a large enough buffer rather than
// to have a bunch of allocated memory sitting around doing nothing.
return sockets_.host_plugin_dispatch_.send_event(
converter, std::pair(logger_, true), opcode, index,
value, data, option);
}
template
// NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-easily-swappable-parameters)
void Vst2PluginBridge::do_process(T** inputs, T** outputs, int sample_frames) {
// During audio processing we'll write the inputs to shared memory buffers,
// and we'll then send this request alongside it with additional information
// needed to process audio
Vst2ProcessRequest request{};
// To prevent unnecessary bridging overhead, we'll send the time information
// together with the buffers because basically every plugin needs this
// NOTE: Apparently the value parameter here is a bitfield controlling which
// for which transport information gets populated, and Ardour is the
// only DAW that uses this. Since those flags aren't part of the
// VeSTige headers, let's just set all of them!
const VstTimeInfo* returned_time_info =
reinterpret_cast(
host_callback_function_(&plugin_, audioMasterGetTime, 0,
~static_cast(0), nullptr, 0.0));
if (returned_time_info) {
request.current_time_info = *returned_time_info;
} else {
request.current_time_info.reset();
}
// Some plugisn also ask for the current process level, so we'll prefetch
// that information as well
request.current_process_level = static_cast(host_callback_function_(
&plugin_, audioMasterGetCurrentProcessLevel, 0, 0, nullptr, 0.0));
// We'll synchronize the scheduling priority of the audio thread on the Wine
// plugin host with that of the host's audio thread every once in a while
const time_t now = time(nullptr);
if (now > last_audio_thread_priority_synchronization_ +
audio_thread_priority_synchronization_interval) {
request.new_realtime_priority = get_realtime_priority();
last_audio_thread_priority_synchronization_ = now;
} else {
request.new_realtime_priority.reset();
}
// We reuse this audio buffers object both for the request and the response
// to avoid unnecessary allocations. The inputs and outputs arrays should be
// `[num_inputs][sample_frames]` and `[num_outputs][sample_frames]` floats
// large respectfully.
// As an optimization we don't send the actual audio buffers as part of the
// request. Instead, we'll write the audio to a shared memory object. In
// that object we've already predetermined the starting positions for each
// audio channel, but we'll still need this double precision flag so we know
// which function to call on the Wine side (since the host might mix these
// two up even though it really shouldn't do that and some plugins won't be
// able to handle that)
request.sample_frames = sample_frames;
if constexpr (std::is_same_v) {
request.double_precision = true;
} else {
static_assert(std::is_same_v);
}
// The host should have called `effMainsChanged()` before sending audio to
// process
assert(process_buffers_);
for (int channel = 0; channel < plugin_.numInputs; channel++) {
T* input_channel = process_buffers_->input_channel_ptr(0, channel);
std::copy_n(inputs[channel], sample_frames, input_channel);
}
// After writing audio to the shared memory buffers, we'll send the
// processing request parameters to the Wine plugin host so it can start
// processing audio. This is why we don't need any explicit synchronisation.
sockets_.host_plugin_process_replacing_.send(request);
// From the Wine side we'll send a zero byte struct back as an
// acknowledgement that audio processing has finished. At this point the
// audio will have been written to our buffers.
sockets_.host_plugin_process_replacing_.receive_single();
for (int channel = 0; channel < plugin_.numOutputs; channel++) {
const T* output_channel =
process_buffers_->output_channel_ptr(0, channel);
if constexpr (replacing) {
std::copy_n(output_channel, sample_frames, outputs[channel]);
} else {
// The old `process()` function expects the plugin to add its output
// to the accumulated values in `outputs`. Since no host is ever
// going to call this anyways we won't even bother with a separate
// implementation and we'll just add `processReplacing()` results to
// `outputs`.
// We could use `std::execution::unseq` here but that would require
// linking to TBB and since this probably won't ever be used anyways
// that's a bit of a waste.
std::transform(output_channel, output_channel + sample_frames,
outputs[channel], outputs[channel],
[](const T& new_value, T& current_value) -> T {
return new_value + current_value;
});
}
}
// Plugins are allowed to send MIDI events during processing using a host
// callback. These have to be processed during the actual
// `processReplacing()` function or else the host will ignore them. To
// prevent these events from getting delayed by a sample we'll process them
// after the plugin is done processing audio rather than during the time
// we're still waiting on the plugin.
std::lock_guard lock(incoming_midi_events_mutex_);
for (DynamicVstEvents& events : incoming_midi_events_) {
host_callback_function_(&plugin_, audioMasterProcessEvents, 0, 0,
&events.as_c_events(), 0.0);
}
incoming_midi_events_.clear();
}
void Vst2PluginBridge::process(AEffect* /*plugin*/,
float** inputs,
float** outputs,
int sample_frames) {
// Technically either `Vst2PluginBridge::process()` or
// `Vst2PluginBridge::process_replacing()` could actually call the other
// function on the plugin depending on what the plugin supports.
logger_.log_trace([]() { return ">> process() :: start"; });
do_process(inputs, outputs, sample_frames);
logger_.log_trace([]() { return " process() :: end"; });
}
void Vst2PluginBridge::process_replacing(AEffect* /*plugin*/,
float** inputs,
float** outputs,
int sample_frames) {
logger_.log_trace([]() { return ">> processReplacing() :: start"; });
do_process(inputs, outputs, sample_frames);
logger_.log_trace([]() { return " processReplacing() :: end"; });
}
void Vst2PluginBridge::process_double_replacing(AEffect* /*plugin*/,
double** inputs,
double** outputs,
int sample_frames) {
logger_.log_trace([]() { return ">> processDoubleReplacing() :: start"; });
do_process(inputs, outputs, sample_frames);
logger_.log_trace([]() { return " processDoubleReplacing() :: end"; });
}
float Vst2PluginBridge::get_parameter(AEffect* /*plugin*/, int index) {
logger_.log_get_parameter(index);
const Parameter request{index, std::nullopt};
ParameterResult response;
// Prevent race conditions from `getParameter()` and `setParameter()` being
// called at the same time since they share the same socket
{
std::lock_guard lock(parameters_mutex_);
sockets_.host_plugin_parameters_.send(request);
response =
sockets_.host_plugin_parameters_.receive_single();
}
logger_.log_get_parameter_response(*response.value);
return *response.value;
}
void Vst2PluginBridge::set_parameter(AEffect* /*plugin*/,
int index,
float value) {
logger_.log_set_parameter(index, value);
const Parameter request{index, value};
ParameterResult response;
{
std::lock_guard lock(parameters_mutex_);
sockets_.host_plugin_parameters_.send(request);
response =
sockets_.host_plugin_parameters_.receive_single();
}
logger_.log_set_parameter_response();
// This should not contain any values and just serve as an acknowledgement
assert(!response.value);
}
// The below functions are proxy functions for the methods defined in
// `Bridge.cpp`
intptr_t dispatch_proxy(AEffect* plugin,
int opcode,
int index,
intptr_t value,
void* data,
float option) {
return get_bridge_instance(*plugin).dispatch(plugin, opcode, index, value,
data, option);
}
void process_proxy(AEffect* plugin,
float** inputs,
float** outputs,
int sample_frames) {
return get_bridge_instance(*plugin).process(plugin, inputs, outputs,
sample_frames);
}
void process_replacing_proxy(AEffect* plugin,
float** inputs,
float** outputs,
int sample_frames) {
return get_bridge_instance(*plugin).process_replacing(
plugin, inputs, outputs, sample_frames);
}
void process_double_replacing_proxy(AEffect* plugin,
double** inputs,
double** outputs,
int sample_frames) {
return get_bridge_instance(*plugin).process_double_replacing(
plugin, inputs, outputs, sample_frames);
}
void set_parameter_proxy(AEffect* plugin, int index, float value) {
return get_bridge_instance(*plugin).set_parameter(plugin, index, value);
}
float get_parameter_proxy(AEffect* plugin, int index) {
return get_bridge_instance(*plugin).get_parameter(plugin, index);
}