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Description: Linux audio system architecture has a long history... It's much more complicated than you think. If you want to clarify the relationship between the technologies used in the process from reading audio files to eventually playing them out from your speaker, the paper structure is as chaotic as fried noodles, and you can't find any clues at all.
This is because the audio system itself is more complex than other architectures. Each layer of the OSI model has its own scope and function, and there is hardly any intersection in each layer, so you will never encounter any confusion. However, on the Linux audio system, there is such a thing: there is no clear bottom, all kinds of audio technology are independent. Linux's audio system architecture is a bit like the crustal structure, with occasional earthquakes or volcanic eruptions, and the superstructure trying to hide everything that happens.
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| Filename | Size | Date |
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| 6.2 LINUX音频\head4audio.h | 2522 | 2018-07-21
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| 6.2 LINUX音频\playback.c | 9542 | 2018-07-21
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| 6.2 LINUX音频\recorder.c | 6377 | 2018-07-21
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| 6.2 LINUX音频 | 0 | 2018-07-21 |
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