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I thought I can find anything on this great site but now I seem to face the issue with no answer :) Please help! Thing is, I need to play up to 6 different wav files with 1 channel each into 6 channels supported by system mixer (left, right, surround left, etc). Using 6 different SourceDataLines looks logical but from what I see, Mixer cannot do per-sample synchronisation for them, so I came up with interleaving them in separate thread and use only one SourceDataLine to play it. It works fine for two channels, left and right but for more channels I need to know precise channels layout (may be

I have an Elixir/Phoenix server app and the clients connect through the build in channels system via websockets. Now I want to detect when an user leaves a channel. Sidenote: I'm using the javascript client library inside a Google Chrome Extension. For this I extracted the ES6 code from Phoenix, transpiled it to javascript, and tweaked it a little so it runs standalone. Now when I just close the popup, the server immediately triggers the terminate/2 function with reason = {:shutdown, :closed} . There is no kind of close-callback involved on the extension side, so this is great! But when the

I'm sure that there is a simple explanation to this trivial situation, but I'm new to the go concurrency model. when I run this example package main import "fmt" func main() { c := make(chan int) c <- 1 fmt.Println(<-c) } I get this error : fatal error: all goroutines are asleep - deadlock! goroutine 1 [chan send]: main.main() /home/tarrsalah/src/go/src/github.com/tarrsalah/tour.golang.org/65.go:8 +0x52 exit status 2 Why ? Wrapping c <- in a goroutine makes the example run as we expected package main import "fmt" func main() { c := make(chan int) go func(){ c <- 1 }() fmt.Println(<-c) } Again,