wodHelper_PlayPtrNext is only called when state == WINE_WS_PLAYING. Also, it
clears dwPartialOffset itself.
wodWrite only calls wodHelper_BeginWaveHdr[Write] with a non-NULL lpWaveHdr
parameter. wodWrite is not called from the Audio Unit render callback, so it
can use Wine debug channels.
Use a unique port name for the message port to the message thread.
Port names are system-global, so using a non-unique constant name
prevents the CoreAudio driver from being used in multiple processes
simultaneously.
When fulfilling the output AudioUnit's request for audio data, don't
stop when the current wavehdr is exhausted; advance to the next. This
addresses the buzzy quality of the sound.
Improved tracking of device state (stopped, playing, or paused).
Also, tied starting and stopping the AudioUnit more directly to the
state. No need to change the state when preparing or unpreparing
wavehdrs. Pausing overrides both playing and stopped states; if
stopped, pausing prevents output from starting when the program
writes. When, restarting from the paused state, the device starts
playing if there are queued wavehdrs. Otherwise, it goes to stopped
state.
Fixes a race condition (noted in a comment for wodOpen) when multiple
threads try to open the same wave-out device simultaneously.
Addressed by creating the device mutexes when the driver is
initialized, instead of as each device is opened. Then use the mutex
to protect the open operation against races. At the same time, made
the mutexes recursive to avoid self-deadlocks the driver was
encountering when reentered from the callback.
Ken Thomases