Write an audio processing loop for pipewire. Wrap the code up in a
C++ class. Read audio data, process it and output through an output
port. Skip the explanations. Use CamelCase names for methods.
Bundle all the configuration options up into a single
structure.
Run it through grok. I'd actually use VSCode Copilot Claude Sonnet 4. Grok is being used so that people who do not have access to a coding AI can see what they would get if they did.
I'd use that code as a starting point despite having zero knowledge of pipewire. And probably fill in other bits using AI as the need arises. "Read the audio data, process it, output it" is hardly deep domain knowledge.
I'd use that code as a starting point despite having zero knowledge of pipewire. And probably fill in other bits using AI as the need arises. "Read the audio data, process it, output it" is hardly deep domain knowledge.