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You're right, I did misunderstand. I thought you were asking for the ability to step into the inline function. Of course you should be able to stop on the call to the inline function. Rick Genter Useful Software Corporation
To get it to not sound like donald duck, you have to interpolate it back to 22khz by computing the other two points. I have done this and it doesn't sound bad, though it will start to sound like "Mr. Robotto" after you subsample beyond about 6 to 1. Rick…
#SC++ goofs
Message #7071
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Rick Genter, Useful Soft
Symantec Dev Tools Forum
· Symantec C++MAC/MPW
July 16, 1993 10:15 AM
Your proposal is contradictory with the notion of inline functions. An inline function is closer to a macro than anything else; there is no code generated for the function itself, but only where the function is referenced. Thus there is no function to "step in to" with the debugger. Symantec…
The sound input devices on the newer (IIsi and after) Macs only record at 11KHz and 22KHz. Try recording at 22KHz and subsampling 1-for-3 to get a little more than 7KHz. Rick Genter Useful Software Corporation