hathach
WiP : MIDI Host
MIDI Host - work in progress
Includes descriptor decoding routines (I'm learning USB as I go)
Some commits can be included immediately as they are generic "bug fixes" ...these commits are flagged "**" because I have no idea how to use git properly (yet)
The MIDI Engine code (~3kloc) [see MIDI folder at root level] cannot be properly integrated, tested, and debugged until I get the basic driver going - which is not going well :( ...but it at least compiles in a test harness :)
Thanks for your code review :)
remove unnecessary files
Absolutely! When it is working & tested, you WILL get a CLEAN pull request .
The files in .TMP will ultimately be the MIDI host /examples/, but I want to see the class driver working before I try to use it as a player or synth.
The final version will also NOT contain abominations like : https://github.com/hathach/tinyusb/pull/1122/commits/62b1529f27f694cdd672b64542a92e70cf4c390a#diff-e7025ce0e682cf4e30670612dd559328a733bb6a3ec53e449e51fb7088ef9155R40
...I'm a n00b to "the git(hub) way", and mostly just wanted to make sure I exposed everything here - in case someone else wants to help, or 'steal' some code. [I also need to add MIT headers to all my files]
...I'm a n00b to "the git(hub) way", and mostly just wanted to make sure I exposed everything here - in case someone else wants to help, or 'steal' some code. [I also need to add MIT headers to all my files]
No problem at all, I am not git expert either, just use some GUI, that make adding file, commit and push easier. I uses git-cola on Linux, but any should do the work.
Is the work on this still active? MIDI host support would be quite useful for a project I'm working on
@timonsku I wrote a USB MIDI host application driver for TinyUSB in the usb_midi_host project. You might find that helpful. I have only tested it on the RP2040 on a Raspberry Pi Pico board and a Pico W board.
