mdReceive(3dm) mdReceive(3dm)
mdReceive - Accept MIDI events from a port
#include <dmedia/midi.h>
int mdReceive(MDport port, MDevent *evbuf, int count)
mdReceive reads MIDI events from the MIDI interface associated with port
into the evbuf array. evbuf must be allocated by the user and must
contain space for count MDevent structures. For most events, the actual
MIDI event is stored in the msg array of the MDevent, and the stamp field
is set to a stamp value whose format is determined by the port's stamping
mode (see mdSetStampMode).
In addition, when a system exclusive event is received, the MIDI library
allocates a block of memory for the system exclusive data and places a
pointer to the block of memory in the sysexmsg field of the event
structure. The msg[0] byte in the MDevent structure contains a 0xF0
(MD_SYSEX) to indicate that a system exclusive message has arrived. The
msglen field contains a count of the bytes in data buffer. Long system
exclusive messages may be decomposed into smaller chunks; the last
message will have an 0xF7 (EOX) at the end of the sysexmsg buffer.
The application must release the sysexmsg buffer with mdFree(3dm) once it
is finished processing the message.
If no events are available when mdReceive is called, the routine will
block until one or more events arrive. The application can avoid
blocking by calling select(2) on the file descriptor returned by
mdGetFd(3dm) before calling mdReceive. mdReceive returns the number of
events read.
mdReceive returns the number of messages read from the given port, or -1
on error. The following error codes are expected:
ENOMEM - No memory was available for incoming message storage.
EFAULT - An invalid address was passed to the MIDI driver
EINVAL - An undefined operation was called.
mdIntro(3dm), mdFree(3dm), mdSend(3dm), mvdSetStampMode(3dm)
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