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Jeff Parsons d8e329b12c Using some things I learned from @stevekinney today, I've tweaked the PC speaker code to no longer stop() and destroy oscillators every time the speaker is toggled off; instead, the ChipSet component now uses one oscillator for the life of the machine (created the first time the PC makes a sound) and simply zeros/sets the gain as needed. We still have the "easing" issue to deal with (whenever the PC the makes sudden changes to the frequency) and I still can't use dot names for any of the AudioContext properties (until I either update the Closure Compiler or manually add an externs file for the AudioContext interfaces).		2017-08-11 20:05:48 -07:00
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pcx86-dbg.js	Using some things I learned from @stevekinney today, I've tweaked the PC speaker code to no longer stop() and destroy oscillators every time the speaker is toggled off; instead, the ChipSet component now uses one oscillator for the life of the machine (created the first time the PC makes a sound) and simply zeros/sets the gain as needed. We still have the "easing" issue to deal with (whenever the PC the makes sudden changes to the frequency) and I still can't use dot names for any of the AudioContext properties (until I either update the Closure Compiler or manually add an externs file for the AudioContext interfaces).	2017-08-11 20:05:48 -07:00
pcx86-dbg.map	Using some things I learned from @stevekinney today, I've tweaked the PC speaker code to no longer stop() and destroy oscillators every time the speaker is toggled off; instead, the ChipSet component now uses one oscillator for the life of the machine (created the first time the PC makes a sound) and simply zeros/sets the gain as needed. We still have the "easing" issue to deal with (whenever the PC the makes sudden changes to the frequency) and I still can't use dot names for any of the AudioContext properties (until I either update the Closure Compiler or manually add an externs file for the AudioContext interfaces).	2017-08-11 20:05:48 -07:00
pcx86-uncompiled.js	Using some things I learned from @stevekinney today, I've tweaked the PC speaker code to no longer stop() and destroy oscillators every time the speaker is toggled off; instead, the ChipSet component now uses one oscillator for the life of the machine (created the first time the PC makes a sound) and simply zeros/sets the gain as needed. We still have the "easing" issue to deal with (whenever the PC the makes sudden changes to the frequency) and I still can't use dot names for any of the AudioContext properties (until I either update the Closure Compiler or manually add an externs file for the AudioContext interfaces).	2017-08-11 20:05:48 -07:00
pcx86.js	Using some things I learned from @stevekinney today, I've tweaked the PC speaker code to no longer stop() and destroy oscillators every time the speaker is toggled off; instead, the ChipSet component now uses one oscillator for the life of the machine (created the first time the PC makes a sound) and simply zeros/sets the gain as needed. We still have the "easing" issue to deal with (whenever the PC the makes sudden changes to the frequency) and I still can't use dot names for any of the AudioContext properties (until I either update the Closure Compiler or manually add an externs file for the AudioContext interfaces).	2017-08-11 20:05:48 -07:00
pcx86.map	Using some things I learned from @stevekinney today, I've tweaked the PC speaker code to no longer stop() and destroy oscillators every time the speaker is toggled off; instead, the ChipSet component now uses one oscillator for the life of the machine (created the first time the PC makes a sound) and simply zeros/sets the gain as needed. We still have the "easing" issue to deal with (whenever the PC the makes sudden changes to the frequency) and I still can't use dot names for any of the AudioContext properties (until I either update the Closure Compiler or manually add an externs file for the AudioContext interfaces).	2017-08-11 20:05:48 -07:00