alure (empty) → 0.1

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Dependencies added: OpenAL, base

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• COPYING +484/−0
• Setup.hs +4/−0
• alure.cabal +30/−0
• readme.txt +2/−0
• source/Sound/UI/ALURE.hs +13/−0
• source/Sound/UI/ALURE/Internal.hs +136/−0
• source/Sound/UI/ALURE/Marshal.hs +76/−0
• source/Sound/UI/ALURE/Raw.hs +120/−0
• todo.txt +4/−0

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@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@+name:                 alure+version:              0.1+cabal-version:        >= 1.6+license:              LGPL+license-file:         COPYING+maintainer:           carljsv@student.matnat.uio.no+category:             Sound+synopsis:             A Haskell binding for ALURE+description:          A Haskell binding for ALURE, http://kcat.strangesoft.net/alure.html,+                      a utility library to help manage common tasks with OpenAL applications.+                      For the moment just haskell functions for initialization and file loading.+                      Links dynamically to ALURE C library.+build-type:           Simple+extra-source-files:   todo.txt+                      readme.txt++library+  Build-Depends:      base >= 3 && < 5, OpenAL+  Hs-Source-Dirs:     source+  Exposed-Modules:    Sound.UI.ALURE.Raw+                      Sound.UI.ALURE+  Other-Modules:      Sound.UI.ALURE.Internal+                      Sound.UI.ALURE.Marshal++  Extra-Libraries:    alure+  Extra-Lib-Dirs:     .+++  ghc-options:        -Wall+  ghc-prof-options:   

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@+Please contribute if you want. +

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@+-- | This module should present a haskell interface for ALURE.+--   Currently, it just exports 'Sound.UI.ALURE.Raw'.+module Sound.UI.ALURE+  (+    module Sound.UI.ALURE.Raw,+  ) where+++import Sound.UI.ALURE.Raw++++

@@ -0,0 +1,136 @@+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+{-# LANGUAGE EmptyDataDecls #-}++module Sound.UI.ALURE.Internal+  (+    c_alureGetVersion,+    c_alureGetErrorString,+    c_alureGetDeviceNames,+    c_alureFreeDeviceNames,+    c_alureInitDevice,+    c_alureShutdownDevice,+    c_alureGetSampleFormat,+    c_alureSleep,++    c_alureCreateBufferFromFile,+    c_alureCreateBufferFromMemory,+    c_alureBufferDataFromFile,+    c_alureBufferDataFromMemory,++    AlureStreamStruct,+    c_alureCreateStreamFromFile,+    c_alureCreateStreamFromMemory,+    c_alureCreateStreamFromStaticMemory,+    c_alureBufferDataFromStream,+    c_alureRewindStream,+    c_alureDestroyStream,++    +    CALUInt,+    CALChar,+    CALBoolean,+    CALEnum,+    CALFloat,+    CALUByte,+    CALSizei,++    CALCBoolean,+    CALCSizei,+    CALCChar,+    CALCInt,++  ) where++import Foreign+import Foreign.C.Types+++type CALUInt = CUInt+type CALChar = CChar+type CALBoolean = CChar+type CALEnum = CInt+type CALFloat = CFloat+type CALUByte = CChar+type CALSizei = CInt++type CALCBoolean = CChar+type CALCSizei = CInt+type CALCChar = CChar+type CALCInt = CInt+++--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--  Main and Miscellanious++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureGetVersion" +    c_alureGetVersion :: Ptr CALUInt -> Ptr CALUInt -> IO ()++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureGetErrorString"+    c_alureGetErrorString :: IO (Ptr CALChar)++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureGetDeviceNames"+    c_alureGetDeviceNames :: CALCBoolean -> Ptr CALCSizei -> IO (Ptr (Ptr CALCChar))++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureFreeDeviceNames"+    c_alureFreeDeviceNames :: Ptr (Ptr CALCChar) -> IO ()++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureInitDevice" +    c_alureInitDevice :: Ptr CALCChar -> Ptr CALCInt -> IO CALBoolean++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureShutdownDevice" +    c_alureShutdownDevice :: IO CALBoolean++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureGetSampleFormat" +    c_alureGetSampleFormat :: CALUInt -> CALUInt -> CALUInt -> IO CALEnum ++--foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureInstallDecodeCallbacks"+--    c_alureInstallDecodeCallbacks :: CALInt -> ++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureSleep" +    c_alureSleep :: CALFloat -> CFloat -> IO CALBoolean+++--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--  File Loading+++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureCreateBufferFromFile" +    c_alureCreateBufferFromFile :: Ptr CALChar -> IO CALUInt++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureCreateBufferFromMemory"+    c_alureCreateBufferFromMemory :: Ptr CALUByte -> CALSizei -> IO CALUInt++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureBufferDataFromFile"+    c_alureBufferDataFromFile :: Ptr CALChar -> CALUInt -> IO CALBoolean++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureBufferDataFromMemory"+    c_alureBufferDataFromMemory :: Ptr CALUByte -> CALSizei -> CALUInt -> IO CALBoolean++++--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--  Streaming++data AlureStreamStruct++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureCreateStreamFromFile"+    c_alureCreateStreamFromFile :: Ptr CALChar -> CALSizei -> CALSizei -> Ptr CALUInt -> IO (Ptr AlureStreamStruct)++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureCreateStreamFromMemory"+    c_alureCreateStreamFromMemory :: Ptr CALUByte -> CALUInt -> CALSizei -> CALSizei -> Ptr CALUInt -> IO (Ptr AlureStreamStruct)++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureCreateStreamFromStaticMemory"+    c_alureCreateStreamFromStaticMemory :: Ptr CALUByte -> CALUInt -> CALSizei -> CALSizei -> CALUInt -> IO (Ptr AlureStreamStruct)++--foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureCreateStreamFromCallback"+--    c_alureCreateStreamFromCallback :: ++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureBufferDataFromStream"+    c_alureBufferDataFromStream :: Ptr AlureStreamStruct -> CALSizei -> CALUInt -> IO CALSizei++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureRewindStream"+    c_alureRewindStream :: Ptr AlureStreamStruct -> IO CALBoolean++foreign import ccall unsafe "alure.h alureDestroyStream"+    c_alureDestroyStream :: Ptr AlureStreamStruct -> CALSizei -> Ptr CALUInt -> CALBoolean+

@@ -0,0 +1,76 @@+module Sound.UI.ALURE.Marshal+  (+    fromContextAttributes,++    marshalBuffer,+    unmarshalBuffer,+    marshalBool,+    unmarshalBool,+  ) where++import Sound.UI.ALURE.Internal+import Sound.OpenAL.ALC.Context+import Sound.OpenAL.AL.Buffer+import qualified Sound.OpenAL.AL.BufferInternal as AL+++{- +  Note:+  The following module converts between types in haskell OpenAL types and+  C OpenAL types. Since the haskell OpenAL package uses internal modules+  for this, we have our own hack here.+-}++marshalBuffer :: Maybe Buffer -> CALUInt+marshalBuffer = +    fromIntegral . AL.marshalBuffer++unmarshalBuffer :: CALUInt -> Maybe Buffer +unmarshalBuffer = +    AL.unmarshalBuffer . fromIntegral++++alc_FREQUENCY :: CALCInt+alc_FREQUENCY         = 0x1007++alc_REFRESH :: CALCInt+alc_REFRESH           = 0x1008++alc_SYNC :: CALCInt+alc_SYNC              = 0x1009++alc_MONO_SOURCES :: CALCInt+alc_MONO_SOURCES      = 0x1010++alc_STEREO_SOURCES :: CALCInt+alc_STEREO_SOURCES    = 0x1011++marshalContextAttribute :: ContextAttribute -> (CALCInt, CALCInt)+marshalContextAttribute a = case a of+   Frequency f -> (alc_FREQUENCY, round f)+   Refresh r -> (alc_REFRESH, round r)+   Sync s -> (alc_SYNC, marshalALCboolean s)+   MonoSources m -> (alc_MONO_SOURCES, fromIntegral m)+   StereoSources s -> (alc_STEREO_SOURCES, fromIntegral s)+   where+      marshalALCboolean = fromIntegral . fromEnum++fromAttribs :: [ContextAttribute] -> [CALCInt]+fromAttribs attrs =+    let pairToList (key, value) = [key, value]+    in  concatMap (pairToList . marshalContextAttribute) attrs++++fromContextAttributes :: [ContextAttribute] -> [CALCInt]+fromContextAttributes = fromAttribs+++marshalBool :: Bool -> CALBoolean+marshalBool = +    toEnum . fromEnum++unmarshalBool :: CALBoolean -> Bool+unmarshalBool = +    toEnum . fromEnum

@@ -0,0 +1,120 @@+module Sound.UI.ALURE.Raw+  (+    -- * Main and Miscellanious+    getVersion,+    getErrorString,+    getDeviceNames,+    initDevice,+    shutdownDevice,++    -- * File Loading+    createBufferFromFile,+    bufferDataFromFile,++    -- * Streaming++  ) where++import Sound.UI.ALURE.Internal+import Sound.UI.ALURE.Marshal+import Foreign.Marshal.Alloc+import Foreign.C.String+import Foreign.Ptr+import Foreign.Storable+import Foreign.Marshal.Array+import Control.Monad++import Sound.OpenAL.ALC.Device()+import Sound.OpenAL.ALC.Context+import Sound.OpenAL.AL.Buffer++++--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--  Main and Miscellanious+++-- | Gets major and minor version of ALURE C library, if provided.+getVersion :: IO (Maybe Int, Maybe Int)+getVersion = do+    alloca $ \pMajor -> do+    alloca $ \pMinor -> do+        c_alureGetVersion pMajor pMinor+        a <- if pMajor == nullPtr then return Nothing+                                  else liftM (Just . fromIntegral) (peek pMajor)+        b <- if pMinor == nullPtr then return Nothing+                                  else liftM (Just . fromIntegral) (peek pMinor)+        return (a, b)+++-- | Returns a string describing the last error encountered.+getErrorString :: IO String+getErrorString = do+    c_alureGetErrorString >>= peekCString+++-- | Gets a list of device names from OpenAL. This encapsulates AL_ENUMERATE_ALL_EXT+--   (if supported and 'allExt' is true).+getDeviceNames :: Bool -> IO (Maybe [String])+getDeviceNames allExt = do+    alloca $ \pCount -> do+        pStr <- c_alureGetDeviceNames (marshalBool allExt) pCount+        res <- if pStr == nullPtr then return Nothing+                                  else do+                                      count <- peek pCount+                                      liftM Just $ peekStrings (fromIntegral count) pStr++        c_alureFreeDeviceNames pStr+        return res+    where+        peekStrings len pStr =+            forM [0..len-1] $ \i -> do+                p <- peekElemOff pStr i+                peekCString p+++-- | Opens the named device, creates a context with the given attributes, and sets that+--   context as current. 'name' and 'attrs' would be the same as what's passed to 'openDevice'+--   and 'createContext' respectively.+initDevice :: Maybe String -> [ContextAttribute] -> IO Bool+initDevice name attrs = do+    withCStringFromMaybe name $ \p -> do+    withArray0 0 (fromContextAttributes attrs) $ \array -> do+        liftM unmarshalBool $  c_alureInitDevice p array++    where withCStringFromMaybe Nothing f = f nullPtr+          withCStringFromMaybe (Just str) f = withCString str f+++-- | Destroys the current context and closes its associated device.+shutdownDevice :: IO Bool+shutdownDevice = do+    liftM unmarshalBool c_alureShutdownDevice++++--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--  File Loading+++-- | Loads the given file into a new OpenAL buffer object. The formats supported depend+--   on the options the C library was compiled with, what libraries available at runtime,+--   and the installed decode callbacks. Requieres an active context.+createBufferFromFile :: String -> IO (Maybe Buffer)+createBufferFromFile fname = do+    withCString fname $ \p -> do+        liftM unmarshalBuffer $ c_alureCreateBufferFromFile p+++-- | Loads the given file into an existing OpenAL buffer object. The previous contents of+--   the buffer are replaced. Requires an active context.+bufferDataFromFile :: Buffer -> String -> IO Bool+bufferDataFromFile buffer fname = do+    withCString fname $ \p -> do+        liftM unmarshalBool $ c_alureBufferDataFromFile p (marshalBuffer . Just $ buffer)+++--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--  Streaming++

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@+TODO+* Extend the haskell interface functions+* Add new interface functions for newer versions+  of ALURE.