ulatekh

Actually, it's ulatekh/sphinxbase@ac8d70d189 now...I made a bug fix.

It's been five months. Have you had a chance to look at this? It's been working fine for me. I have a bunch of other changes I'd like to submit,...

Most "peak signal level" algorithms are based on root-mean-square values, or something related.

Your point about crashed applications is well taken. I don't have a clean solution for that yet. Mostly, my use case is a general communications library, one that doesn't know...

I wasn't talking about dynamically-allocating nodes. Instead of using malloc(), I was talking about allocating the node-like structures from ring-buffer memory, just before the user-supplied data of each acquire/produce. The...

BTW...in your copious spare time...can you take a look at my full_buffer branch & see if you spot why it's not working? In addition to wanting to fill the buffer,...

I can change the worker-pointers to be an offset within the workers[] array. I can also change the allocation of workers so that it happens in ringbuf_acquire(), and so the...

Yes, I figured that out after the fact. This branch wasn't ready for you to look at again. Sorry for the distraction. I was thinking of cleaning it up a...

Where did you find a gcc-12 that you could install alongside your system gcc? I had to build my own; I posted the instructions [here](https://reddit.com/comments/12xfowq/-/kyh8gdv/). After that, it should be...

I have no idea what's wrong with the Java bindings. I loaded them all into Visual Studio Code and fixed all the errors it reported (which didn't seem related to...