Zack Buhman
86d12c37ed
This adds both a midi generator and a midi type 1 simulator. While I would have preferred to use an existing tool for this, I found that timidity++ does not emit pitch wheel events correctly, and I don't know of another widely-distributed tool that does midi-to-midi format conversion. The c++ and python versions were co-developed. I wrote one to test the other. There is more cleanup to do, but `roundtrip.cpp` produces a valid type 0 midi file given a type 1 or type 0 midi file as input.
25 lines
384 B
C++
25 lines
384 B
C++
#pragma once
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#include <optional>
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#include <tuple>
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#include <cstdint>
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#include "midi.hpp"
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namespace midi {
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namespace parse {
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using buf_t = uint8_t const *;
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std::optional<std::tuple<buf_t, header_t>>
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header(buf_t buf);
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std::optional<std::tuple<buf_t, track_t>>
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track(buf_t buf);
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std::optional<std::tuple<buf_t, mtrk_event_t>>
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mtrk_event(buf_t buf, uint8_t& running_status);
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}
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}
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