How to use cpp code as a "black box" with the Audio System Design Tool?

[Mike5000]

I would like to do some experiments with some audio compressor / limiter code I found here: https://github.com/MarkzP/AudioEffectDynamics/blob/master/effect_dynamics.cpp
I have the Teensy 3.6 and the Audio board as well as the small mic up and running.

Is there a straight forward way to use the effect_dynamics.cpp code as a black box while I use the Audio System Design Tool to connect the blocks?

I have some C and C++ experience but not much with Teensy Audio library.

 

[Theremingenieur]

On the audio library website, there is a design guide and rules how to create new audio objects which will seamlessly integrate with the audio lib. Just wrap your code into that.

 

[Mike5000]

OK thanks. Got it running it seems.

It seems that I have to use:
// Get data
block = receiveWritable(0);

// Code for processing here
// {
// }

// Now send
transmit(block);

// and release
release(block);