Replace hardcoded values with centralized config constants for better maintainability and flexibility. This includes sleep durations, buffer sizes, thresholds, and various audio processing parameters.
The changes affect multiple components including buffer pools, latency monitoring, IPC, and audio processing. This refactoring makes it easier to adjust parameters without modifying individual files.
Key changes:
- Replace hardcoded sleep durations with config values
- Centralize buffer sizes and pool configurations
- Move thresholds and limits to config
- Update audio quality presets to use config values
- Extract monitoring constants and configuration into centralized locations
- Implement dynamic clock ticks detection for more accurate CPU metrics
- Add warmup samples and bounds checking for CPU percentage calculation
- Replace hardcoded values with constants for better maintainability
- Move audio server logic to dedicated package and simplify main.go
- Optimize buffer pool implementation and remove redundant logging
- Improve process monitoring with synchronized metrics updates
- Enhance microphone contention manager with simplified logic
- Replace mutex with atomic operations for metrics tracking
- Add new /system/memory endpoint to expose total system memory
- Implement process metrics collection for audio and microphone processes
- Update UI to display real-time process metrics with charts
- Replace environment variable check with CLI flag for audio input server
- Improve audio metrics broadcasting with 1-second intervals
- Add memory usage capping for CPU percentage metrics
Alex P