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Thanks idle. What's the difference between the two macros?

Ah ok, the second one is for pointer variables?

Is there a way to use in Purebasic? I get

Error. referenced by Purebasic.obj:(WinMain)

Thanks for the insight. I am still learning com. I get most of it but subtle things like you mentioned are very helpful. I was under the impression that asigning pSessionControl to IAudioSessionControl2 directly was ok because IAudioSessionControl2 inherits from IAudioSessionControl and the ...

Like this?

Procedure ProcessEnumeratedSessions(pSessionManager.IAudioSessionManager2)
Protected pSessionList.IAudioSessionEnumerator
Protected pSessionControl.IAudioSessionControl
Protected pSessionControl2.IAudioSessionControl2
Protected sessionEvents.IAudioSessionEvents
Protected index ...

pSessionControl is already an IAudioSessionControl2 interface. Is this the wrong way to do it?

If it can help, here is how to get the list of current threads and processes on your PC


See https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?p=636462#p636462
It monitors the audio engine for new audio sessions and returns the ProcessId plus other information. It's a bit buggy but i'm working on ...

I am re writing it because i should not be registering/unregistering event inside a callback according to Microsoft. It is also leaking memory.

When i press "\" after a structure name the auto complete does not show anything. If i delete the "\" and press it again, auto complete pops up with the fields as normal. I cant seem to reproduce this with minimal code. In large files, it happens all the time. This started with 6.2. I have tried ...

Implemented UnregisterAudioSessionNotification on Expired events

fryquez wrote: Wed Feb 19, 2025 12:30 pm You use SizeOf(Quad) to build the 2 vtables.
You should use SizeOf(Integer) instead and it will work on 32bit compiler, too.

Yeah, i completely forgot about that. Updated. I am wondering if dige is using 32bit as he said he is using Windows 10 x86.

Super slow today

dige wrote: Wed Feb 19, 2025 10:46 am Invalid memory access at: pSessionControl\GetProcessId(@PID)

Which line number? That method is called in 2 different places.

Updated to handle Session Events. You now get events like volume changes, session inactive/expired, etc.

Fixed. See https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewto ... 27#p634727