After thrashing about in the wilds of Googland I came up with the following configuration steps. I had it working at one point but it sure ain't worin now! Could someone look at it and see where I went wrong? Thanks!
Code:
Rt. Click: on XMMS panel
Click: Options > Preferences
AUDIO I/O PLUGINS--
Input Plugins, Click: CD Audio Player 1.2.11
Press: Configure
CD Audio Player--
Device & Drive 1:
For Device enter: /dev/cdrom
For Directory enter: /mnt/cdrom
For Play Mode click: Digital Audio Extraction
(ignores whether there is an audio cable connected)
Click: Check Drive
Click: Close on pop-up dialog box
Note: Click on Add Drive only if needing multiple drives
Click: OK
Output Plugins, Click: ALSA 1.2.11
Press: Configure
ALSA Driver pop-up should have:
Audio device=default and
Mixer device=Master
Select: Mixer card=VIA 8235
Press: OK
Press: APPLY
Press: OK (AUDIO/I/O PLUGINS)
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DPGEN_SFFT(3) Alliance - genlib User's Manual DPGEN_SFFT(3)NAME
DPGEN_SFFT - Static Flip-Flop with Scan-Path Macro-Generator
SYNOPSIS
#include <genlib.h>
void GENLIB_MACRO (DPGEN_SFFT, char *modelname, long flags, long N);
DESCRIPTION
Generate a N bits static flip-flop with scan-path named modelname. The two latches of this flip-flop are i.e. each one is made of two
interters looped togethers.
How it works :
o scan when set to '1' enables the scan-path mode. Note that in scan-path mode, the wen signal is not effective.
o scin : the input of the scan-path. This terminal is different from i0[0].
The scout is q[N-1] (in the following example this is q[31]).
o wen when set to '1' enables the writing of the flip-flop.
TERMINAL NAMES
1. scan : scan-path mode (input, 1 bit).
2. scin : scan path in (input, 1 bit).
3. wen : write enable (input, 1 bit).
4. ck : clock signal (input, 1 bit).
5. i0 : data input (N bits).
6. q : output (N bits).
7. vdd : power.
8. vss : ground.
EXAMPLE
GENLIB_MACRO(DPGEN_SFFT, "model_sfft_32"
, F_BEHAV|F_PLACE
, 32
);
GENLIB_LOINS( "model_sfft_32"
, "instance1_sfft_32"
, "scan"
, "scin"
, "wen"
, "ck"
, "i0[31:0]"
, "q[31:0]" /* a[31] is "scout". */
, "vdd", "vss", NULL
);
SEE ALSO GENLIB_MACRO(3), genlib(1)ASIM /LIP6 30 July 2004 DPGEN_SFFT(3)
