Chris Anderson @chrisanderson1973@librem.one

A bit more work tonight, realizing that these modules will need more space....

Mixing it up with colorful modules!

More work, and finally making the drag and drop functionality a bit more acceptable. I have also started to theme and build the modules.

Nice early morning find! I cracked the difficulty I had in really "mimicking" C++ public method and (likely) variable access using GObject/C It was all right here in this link:
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/gstreamer-sdk/data/docs/latest/gobject/howto-gobject-methods.html!

More work this morning to sort out the slider handler for the knob widget. Making good progress!

Continuing on after some issues eith the build environment. Working on a set of slider widgets.

Work continues and with the the Cairo rotation figured out, now I need to get into a place a way for the Cairo surfaces to be redrawn appropriately. This could be a prototype for an OpenGL implementation, but we'll wait and see. If I get the threading in place, it's useful for Cairo, as well as OpenGL.

More work on the knob widget, and learning about the low levelCairo graphics library.

Continuing onward with work done to better organize the source code and how the various classes work together. Also, I am now working from Fedora 34, the ARM build, running in Parallels on a MacBook Pro.

Work continues....on the knob widget and some internal workings.

Work is continuing on the audio platform - and simulator - user interface. I have spent a lot of time learning about and implementing C/GTK’s object-oriented way of doing things. .

Continuing work on the audio platform, and this time I doing some careful study and work on building GTK+ widgets in GObject classes. This is how the GTK+ graphics framework, or really Glib, uses C to build object-oriented APIs.

More work today as widgets can now be moved around on the module graph.

More work on this project on a Saturday evening! Working on drag'n drop. Great progress over the last day.

Nice progress on GTK+ drag'n drop!

The beginning of the GTK+ project to support a new audio effects platform I am working on. Two hours this evening and I have a generic module being added to an interface.

Working on a new 3D game. Just looking into a Blender tutorial on making basic plants, or in this case, fungi.

Starting to put together a long range plan on projects. Here it goes: Linux Effects - first priority, then AnaddrSynth, and then some game, followed with research into computer vision, AI, and ML. I'll start posting updates here.

Started back on the analog synth project, which was really shelved around 2011/2012. Ordered ADSR module parts for prototyping. Next step, work with the existing MIDI-CV module. Also, I am starting to dabble with the Unity Game engine.

Nice 5 miler!👍😎