Fix coremidi device index issues #92256
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previously it was passing the pointer to i, which would be out of scope when events came in to ::read. We actually need to use the void * to hold the value of i, not a reference to i. Using reinterpret to overcome platform issues. NOTE : not tested as no suitable build environment here
small tweak for possible loss of data warning
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remove casts from loop
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Anyone able to review this? I would love this to be in an upcoming dev snapshot/beta release as this issue is holding up a project here. |
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probably not required now due to #90485. Closing. |
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Thanks for fixing this, even though it was eventually merged from another PR. |
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related to #86620
Fixes the device property of the InputEventMIDI being corrupt when using coremidi
Previously it was passing the pointer to i, which would be out of scope when events came in to ::read. We actually need to use the void * to hold the value of i, not a reference to i. Using reinterpret to overcome platform issues. NOTE : not tested as no suitable build environment here