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In message "OSS emulation of full-duplex audio devices"
    on 05/04/24, "Jared D. McNeill" <jmcneill@invisible.ca> writes:
> So what I'm proposing is to change this silly default in the NetBSD
> audio subsystem to match the OSS behaviour. It seems strange to default
> a device to half-duplex mode if full-duplex is supported and the device
> was opened read/write. Surely if the caller was opening the audio device
> read/write, they were doing so for a reason.

SunOS, which is the origin of our audio API, seems to have no
AUDIO_SETFD.  So, there are no reason to keep this inconvenient
behavior, I think.

-- 
TAMURA Kent <kent_2005 at hauN.org> <kent at NetBSD.org>

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