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ASIO audio in wxWidgets, JUCE or portaudio - wxWidgets ...

    https://forums.wxwidgets.org/viewtopic.php?t=17501&p=75717
    ASIO audio in wxWidgets, JUCE or portaudio. I need to implement ASIO in my wxWidgets application. I found two choices, portaudio and JUCE. JUCE is a complete framework like wxWidgets, but now I would be interested only in the audio part. The audio part in JUCE seem to be very good.

CodeBlocks +WxWidgets +PortAudio

    https://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=19969.0
    Re: CodeBlocks +WxWidgets +PortAudio « Reply #1 on: February 01, 2015, 12:36:10 pm » 1) This has nothing to do with c::b but with mingw compiler and msys, so this is the wrong forum to ask (remember c::b is not a compiler but a IDE, and the with c::b delivered mingw is a "bonus" for newcomers, but we give no support for it)

GitHub - mrpep/Simple-Audio-Player: A C++ simple audio ...

    https://github.com/mrpep/Simple-Audio-Player
    Simple-Audio-Player. A C++ minimal audio player based on wxWidgets, libsndfile and Portaudio. Example showing how to code a UI in wxWidgets with multithreading support, read an audio file with libsndfile and play it through Portaudio. It shows the progress of the song in real time and allows the user to jump to any part of it by clicking on a bar. Playback can be paused, …

Development: wxMSW - WxWiki - wxWidgets

    https://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Development:_wxMSW
    PortAudio is the relatively famous one now started from the music-dsp list, but a native implementation might be desired if wx ever expands to this. DirectInput Desired for wxJoystick for force feedback and other features. The Great Flicker Wars

Development: MMedia Replacement - WxWiki - wxWidgets

    https://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Development:_MMedia_Replacement
    Portaudio is an elegant, low-latency, easy-to-use, cross-platform audio API that should work great with any toolkit, including wxWidgets. It even resembles the API design you've described. I've used it personally and I've been quite impressed - my program compiled with no changes on Win32, Linux, and Mac OS X.

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