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miniaudio 0.11.25 patches WAV decoder bugs and fixes Emscripten compiler warnings related to version macro renames, plus a UWP Win32 runtime linking edge case. This is a maintenance release for the lightweight audio library.
Daedalus's audio agent may depend on miniaudio for cross-platform sound synthesis and playback; decoder stability and build compatibility updates reduce friction when shipping games to Steam.
MiniAudio 0.11.24 release fixes audio processing glitches, node graph crashes, encoding bugs, and platform compatibility issues across Windows, Android, and ARM architectures.
MiniAudio is a lightweight audio library; stability fixes here could improve reliability of Daedalus's AI audio agent and reduce integration friction when generating game audio for multiple platforms.
MiniAudio 0.11.23 release fixes several bugs including null-termination errors in channel mapping, va_list handling in logging, sound loop point initialization, ring buffer alignment, and resource manager memory leaks.
MiniAudio is a lightweight audio library commonly used in game engines; these stability fixes could improve the reliability of Daedalus's audio agent when generating and integrating game sounds.
miniaudio library version 0.11.22 announces a structural transition: starting with v0.12, the audio library will split from a single-header model into separate .c/.h files. Version 0.11.22 introduces a wrapper file to prepare users for this migration.
Daedalus's audio agent may depend on miniaudio for cross-platform game audio; this library restructuring requires planning the upgrade path to avoid integration breaks when v0.12 releases.
Miniaudio released version 0.11.21, a minor update to the lightweight audio library used for cross-platform sound playback and processing in game engines and applications.
Daedalus's audio agent may rely on or integrate with miniaudio for real-time sound synthesis, mixing, or backend audio handling across Windows/Mac/Linux platforms.
miniaudio released version 0.11.20, a lightweight audio engine library for games and interactive applications. The release likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features for cross-platform audio handling.
miniaudio is a potential dependency for Daedalus's audio agent and GDScript integration, affecting how the platform handles real-time sound synthesis and adaptive audio features.
Release 0.11.19 of miniaudio, a lightweight audio library, with unspecified updates and fixes. Details typically include bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features for audio playback and synthesis.
If Daedalus's audio agent or game engine uses miniaudio for sound implementation, updates may affect audio stability, feature availability, or require dependency management during game builds.
MiniAudio released version 0.11.18, a maintenance update to the lightweight audio library for C/C++. The release likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature additions to the cross-platform audio processing toolkit.
Daedalus's audio agent may depend on or integrate with MiniAudio for real-time sound synthesis and playback in shipped games; staying current with stable releases ensures compatibility and access to performance optimizations.
miniaudio library released version 0.11.17, a lightweight C audio library for cross-platform game and multimedia development. Release notes typically include bug fixes, performance improvements, and API refinements.
miniaudio is a low-dependency audio backend option that could support Daedalus's audio agent for implementing sound synthesis, mixing, and spatial audio in 2D games across multiple platforms.
miniaudio released version 0.11.16, a lightweight audio library for C/C++ that handles playback, capture, and decoding across multiple platforms. The release includes bug fixes and maintenance updates to the open-source audio engine.
Daedalus's audio agent could leverage miniaudio as a lightweight dependency for cross-platform sound implementation in GDScript-based game builds, reducing audio integration complexity.