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4.4.Calc
The calc() function executes the audio object’s audio algorithm every time an audio interrupt is received. This function is called when the audio object is in “NORMAL” processing state only. This function takes pointers to input and output audio streams and is called by the CAudioProcessing class when an audio interrupt is received.
The audio inputs and outputs are currently placed in two different buffers for out of place computation. xAF expects audio samples stored in input buffers to be processed and stored in output buffers.
void CAudioObject::calc(xAFAudio** inputs, xAFAudio** outputs)
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If the object/algorithm does not have any logic to execute during an audio interrupt, this method does not need to be overridden. By default, it is empty. For example, some control objects do not need to execute any logic during an interrupt and, accordingly, they do not override this method.
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