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// C callbacks use an unretained `user` context. Client destruction joins callback threads,
// and transient event pointers are copied before the callback returns.
feat(apple): VoiceCatCore Swift package + XCFramework build for macOS/iOS clients Lays the groundwork for the macOS (AppKit) and iOS (SwiftUI) clients with a shared Swift core wrapping the C ABI, mirroring the proven Windows VoiceCat.Interop layer. Architecture decision: macOS UI = AppKit (not SwiftUI) for the most mature VoiceOver accessibility story — same rationale as the Windows client's WinForms-over-WinUI-3 decision. iOS stays SwiftUI. Recorded in docs/roadmap.md §2. Build infrastructure (Phase 0): - clients/apple/scripts/build-xcframework.sh: runs cmake --preset apple-dev, merges libvoicecat.a + 107 vcpkg static deps into a single ~30 MB fat static library (libvoicecat-fat.a) via libtool -static (SPM binary targets link one .a per slice), stages voicecat.h + a generated module.modulemap (module VoiceCatC) into the headers, runs xcodebuild -create-xcframework -> clients/apple/VoiceCatCore.xcframework. VoiceCatCore Swift Package (Phase 1): - Package.swift: binary target (VoiceCatCoreXCF) + library (VoiceCatCore) + test target. - Sources/VoiceCatCore/: 7 files mirroring the C# VoiceCat.Interop patterns adapted to Swift native C interop — Enums (9 Swift mirrors of C enums, UInt32-backed), Config, Event (copies ev.text to String inside the callback — the #1 lifetime rule), Models (10 Swift value types), Marshaling (C arrays -> Swift + immediate vc_free_*), Callbacks (@convention(c) + Unmanaged.passUnretained, the Swift analog of C#'s [UnmanagedCallersOnly] + GCHandle), VoiceCatClient (owns vc_client* as OpaquePointer, all 38 C ABI functions, deinit -> vc_client_destroy then frees config CStrings, event delivery on main queue via coalesced DispatchQueue.main drain). Tests — 6/6 green (swift test against a real voicecat-server): - testConnectTofuAuthListChannelsRoundTrips, testAdminChannelCrudAccountCrudRoundTrips, testScreenAudioStreamStartsAndStops, testPerStreamRecvControlsRoundTrip, plus two static smoke tests. Catches Swift-specific interop bugs (@convention(c) callback lifetime, Unmanaged pointer resolution, CString memory management, enum raw-value bridging, struct layout) that C++ ctest cannot. C++ suite still 21/21 green. Docs updated (house rule): tech-stack.md §2, architecture.md §4, roadmap.md M4 + §2, clients/apple/README.md (full rewrite), PROGRESS.md, .gitignore.
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import VoiceCatC
import Foundation
/// Internal: builds the `vc_callbacks` struct wired to VoiceCatClient's C function pointers.
/// The `user` context is an Unmanaged-passUnretained pointer to the client resolved back
/// to the client inside `onEvent`/`onLevel` below.
internal enum Callbacks {
/// The `on_event` C function pointer. Non-capturing @convention(c) closure resolves
/// the VoiceCatClient from `user` and enqueues a safe copy of the event.
static let onEvent: @convention(c) (
UnsafeMutableRawPointer?, UnsafePointer<vc_event>?
) -> Void = { user, ev in
guard let user, let ev else { return }
let client = Unmanaged<VoiceCatClient>.fromOpaque(user).takeUnretainedValue()
// Copy the event (including text) to a Swift value NOW the raw vc_event is
// invalid after this callback returns.
client.enqueueEvent(VoiceCatEvent.from(ev.pointee))
}
/// The `on_level` C function pointer. Coalesces to "latest sample per stream_id"
/// (intermediate values are visually irrelevant same as C#'s ConcurrentDictionary).
static let onLevel: @convention(c) (
UnsafeMutableRawPointer?, UInt32, Float
) -> Void = { user, streamId, rms in
guard let user else { return }
let client = Unmanaged<VoiceCatClient>.fromOpaque(user).takeUnretainedValue()
client.enqueueLevel(streamId, rms)
}
/// Construct the vc_callbacks struct for a given client.
static func make(user: UnsafeMutableRawPointer) -> vc_callbacks {
vc_callbacks(on_event: onEvent, on_level: onLevel, user: user)
}
}