Discord

Recently, I’ve been working on retooling the audio processing code for serenity, a Discord bot library. Adding features like looping, seeking, and shared resources between calls is made difficult when all input data arrives over pipes from ffmpeg and similar decoders. Due to this, I’ve designed a thread-safe shared stream buffer intended to lock only on accessing and storing new data.

Having been bereft of a way to annoy my fellow Discord users (and itching to learn a new language), I’ve found myself experimenting with Rust. It’s been fun and tiring writing Felyne bot in a new language, and I’ve gotten some more language experience by helping develop Serenity.