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Mac OS X Cocoa and CoreMIDI Programming
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MIDI Programs

MIDI File Player (External Device)

MIDI Destination Pop-Up Button

MIDI File Player (Internal Synth)

MusicSequence Sample Code

MIDI File Writer

MIDI Name Document Parser

NameConfigSetup

Fish Creek MIDI Framework

MidnamUtility

SysExSenderX

Other Programs

FCBlogEditor

FCBlog and Patch

Chinese Checkers Program

jyut6 ping3 Cantonese Input Method

Cocoa Sample Programs

Syntax Coloring Using Flex

NSTextField and Undo

NSToolbar

Implementing File Import

Launch Application and Open URL

Saving Uncommitted Text Field Edits

Algorithms

Jazz Chord Analysis as Optimization

Optimal Line Breaking for Music

Optimal Chord Spacing

   

A blog where I will write mostly about programming in Cocoa and CoreMIDI, and experiences from my ports of Emacs and XEmacs to the Mac OS.

MIDI Name Doc Parser in CoreFoundation
Monday December 22, 2003

I’ve rewritten MidnamParser to use only CoreFoundation function calls so it’ll be cleaner to wrap it both in Python and Objective C in the future. It was quite tedious to do all the deallocation correctly for collections being constructed when errors are encountered in the middle of a routine. This of course isn’t a strength of C (or even Objective C). Anyway the new version is now done.

I’ll be taking some time off to enjoy the holidays. So I’ll write again after the New Year. Happy Holidays, everyone!

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