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Diffstat (limited to 'src/engine/QueuedEngineInterface.hpp')
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1 files changed, 2 insertions, 12 deletions
diff --git a/src/engine/QueuedEngineInterface.hpp b/src/engine/QueuedEngineInterface.hpp index 73c790c8..89810434 100644 --- a/src/engine/QueuedEngineInterface.hpp +++ b/src/engine/QueuedEngineInterface.hpp @@ -41,20 +41,10 @@ class Engine; * This is the bridge between the EngineInterface presented to the client, and * the EventSource that needs to be presented to the AudioDriver. * - * This is sort of a state machine, \ref set_responder sets the Responder that - * will be used to send the response from all future function calls. Stateless - * protocols like UDP/OSC can use this to set a different response address for - * each event (eg incoming UDP port), but engine/client interfaces that don't - * need to change an 'address' constantly can just set it once on initialisation. - * Blocking control interfaces can be made by setting a Responder which signals - * the caller when the 'response' is 'sent'. - * + * Responses occur through the event mechanism (which notified clients in + * event post_process methods) and are related to an event by an integer ID. * If you do not register a responder, you have no way of knowing if your calls * are successful. - * - * FIXME: this isn't really "queued" entirely, since some events aren't queued - * events and get pushed directly into the realtime event queue. Should that - * be separated into a different interface/client? */ class QueuedEngineInterface : public QueuedEventSource, public EngineInterface { |