yes the comments in the header are carefully structured to comprise the spec now. Would be lovely to extract them to a more document-style format, but having them directly in the IDE has been invaluable. We really did work carefully on that documentation (and are still updating it in point releases)mystran wrote: ↑Thu Jun 16, 2022 10:42 pmThe headers are really well commented and organized. Just download the whole thing and open in some editor with a directory view on a sidebar (eg. VSCode would work) or add them to the project (if you'we using something like Visual Studio proper) and it's really quite easy to use them as a reference.
We are also starting to collect more and more (and more) examples of devs successfully porting. There's a bunch of juce plugins in the open source world which have worked with the extensions (I just head paulxstretch release tonight has a CLAP for instance); we have the demo host and plugin at free-audio GitHub; and we have several demo programs with good documentation at surge-synth land.