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instead. [smf]
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updated the uarts that were testing for 1.5 stop bits to pass that in, but there are probably others & 1.5 stop bits is converted to 2 by diserial. However the 68681 requires stop bits to be specified in clocks, so this will change in the future. Replaced synchronous flag with start bit count, as some uarts can use a start bit in synchronous mode & that whether there is a start bit is all the flag is currently controlling. Updated rs232 terminal to allow startbits, stop bits 1.5 to be specified (although that is currently not supported by diserial) and individual transmit and receive baud rates. [smf]
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r26274 there is random behaviour if you don't [smf]
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nw part: This doesn't actually process samples yet, but it's pretty close to doing so, we just need OG to figure out how that works in the core.
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- Add MIDI in and out ports as image device types
- Add OSD calls to check for and read MIDI input
- Add MIDI in image device which reads input and converts it to a serial bitstream
nw section:
Note that the MIDI In device uses the new image device override to prevent the core from attempting to fopen() the "file" name and instead it handles open/close itself in call_load/call_unload. This allows greater flexibilty than the hack used for sockets/ptys/named pipes where the OSD file layer has to know about them.
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