xunil-cloud

We do have LV2 version. You can download it from [release page](https://github.com/xunil-cloud/CloudReverb/releases/tag/v0.2).

Yeah, I should mention plugin formats in the README. For now, VST3 and LV2 are supported.

This is indeed tricky. I guess we can probably treat interpreter variable as a regular variable here. It seems that the C tree-sitter parser doesn't distinguish between global and local...

Actually, I think this doesn't impact Linux, because these code are only used on Windows. It seems that portmidi is [only used](https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/blob/6e716018d578a92d212ae23c3ab4df902aa938a0/external_libraries/CMakeLists.txt#L140) on Windows (correct me if I'm wrong) and...

I made a PR in hidapi repo to fix `incompatible-pointer-types` warnings , maybe someone can take a look?

Which Qt version are you using? I remember seeing this warning message when we first added Qt6 support, but now that I'm using Qt 6.8.1 on Linux, I can't seem...

Ah, OK.

>My hypothesis is that SC tries to ask for a buffer that is too big for what the system allows, then falls back to the system default, which is smaller...

Thanks. It seems that when `setsockopt` fails, the buffer size remains unchanged. So 9216 is indeed too small for supergong synthdef. I guess we can pick a smaller value instead...

I might work on this one. I think we can use `boost::asio::socket_base::receive_buffer_size` to do the job. Just like how we set the socket send buffer size [here](https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/blob/6e716018d578a92d212ae23c3ab4df902aa938a0/server/scsynth/SC_ComPort.cpp#L262). But I'm not...