Examples of org.lwjgl.openal.ALCcontext

org.lwjgl.openal.ALCcontext
The ALCcontext class represents a context opened in OpenAL space. All operations of the AL core API affect a current AL context. Within the scope of AL, the ALC is implied - it is not visible as a handle or function parameter. Only one AL Context per process can be current at a time. Applications maintaining multiple AL Contexts, whether threaded or not, have to set the current context accordingly. Applications can have multiple threads that share one more or contexts. In other words, AL and ALC are threadsafe. @author Brian Matzon @version $Revision: 3418 $$Id: ALCcontext.java 3418 2010-09-28 21:11:35Z spasi $

        contextAttribList.rewind();
        // ALC_MAX_AUXILIARY_SENDS won't go above compile-time max. Set to compile-time max if
        // greater.
        contextAttribList.put(EFX10.ALC_MAX_AUXILIARY_SENDS);
        contextAttribList.put(2);
        final ALCcontext newContext = ALC10.alcCreateContext(device, contextAttribList);
        if (newContext == null) {
            throw new Exception("Failed to create context.");
        }
        final int contextCurResult = ALC10.alcMakeContextCurrent(newContext);
        if (contextCurResult == ALC10.ALC_FALSE) {

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        AL10.alGetError();


        logger.info("OpenAL {} initialized!", AL10.alGetString(AL10.AL_VERSION));


        ALCcontext context = ALC10.alcGetCurrentContext();
        ALCdevice device = ALC10.alcGetContextsDevice(context);


        logger.info("Using OpenAL: {} by {}", AL10.alGetString(AL10.AL_RENDERER), AL10.alGetString(AL10.AL_VENDOR));
        logger.info("Using device: {}", ALC10.alcGetString(device, ALC10.ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER));
        logger.info("Available AL extensions: {}", AL10.alGetString(AL10.AL_EXTENSIONS));

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