Thomas Mayer

Some thoughts: - The parameters of `LibPd.Process()` are: ticks, inBuffer and outBuffer, so setting inBuffer and outBuffer to the same variable is probably not what you want. (see below) -...

I have just looked at the code: It is handled in [`#define PROCESS(_x, _y)` ](https://github.com/libpd/libpd/blob/master/libpd_wrapper/z_libpd.c#L165): Before calling the Pd functions, `inBuffer` gets copied to a pointer, and after the Pd...

Depending on your IDE, you can specify whether to build a .NET or Mono project in 32 or 64 bit. This is what it looks like in Monodevelop. 

Well, I do not own a Mac, and I have no idea about the preferred way to compile C# projects on Mac OS. It is probably similar to Mac, but...

Jack is an API for low-latency audio with the possibility to use different hardware backends. In addition to programs connecting to hardware, you can also connect ins and outs of...

@Mitra-M Ad 1: Yes, the Jack demon can use ASIO drivers (but the demon must be installed and started separately). Ad 2: This is what Jack is mostly used for,...

An implementation is done including unit tests: https://github.com/residuum/JackSharp/commit/d6044975988c0ddaf6b53cb721289986b2bc2552 I have tested on Windows 8.1 and Debian sid. For the unit tests to run, you need an already running Jack server.

liboauth does not support OAuth 2.0, and the website http://oauth.net/2/ does not list a C library for the new standard.

This library does not have a license file, so it is not usable in Free Software right now. I have opened an issue about that: https://github.com/slugonamission/OAuth2/issues/2

Which OS are you referring to? Where did you download it? Which version?