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44 While more than one process may not open a given MIDI device in the same
45 direction simultaneously, separate processes may open a single MIDI device
46 in different directions (i.e. process one opens a MIDI device in write
47 direction and process two opens the same device in read direction).
52 instruct device driver to return the -EBUSY error when device is already occupied
56 Note: In opposite (default) behaviour, application is blocked until device resources
61 Using #SND_RAWMIDI_APPEND flag (output only) instruct device driver to append
63 to output ring buffer in the kernel space. This flag also means that device
64 is not opened exclusively, so more applications can share given rawmidi device.
78 There is only standard read/write access to device internal ring buffer. Use
86 It contains two parts: device name and arguments. Devices and arguments are described
91 The default device is equal to hw device. The defaults are used:
94 defaults.rawmidi.device 0
105 \subsection rawmidi_dev_names_hw HW device
107 The hw device description uses the hw plugin. The three arguments (in order: CARD,DEV,SUBDEV)
108 specify card number or identifier, device number and subdevice number (-1 means any).
533 * \brief get rawmidi device number
535 * \return rawmidi device number
540 return info->device;
643 * \brief set rawmidi device number
645 * \param val device number
650 info->device = val;
1066 * hardware device.