April 2007
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This document describes the development of plug-ins (called nodes) for NMM.
By now, you should be familiar with the core concepts of NMM, namely nodes, jacks, messages, and formats. You should know what a flow graph of NMM nodes is. If not, please read the corresponding documentation first.
Developing a plug-in or node in NMM consists of several steps. Each of these steps will be described with some examples.
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| Step A: Thinking |