Remove PA_WIN_DS_USE_WMME_TIMER
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This build flag was introduced 13 years ago to allow PortAudio users to roll back to some previous MME timer-based DirectSound implementation. As far as I can tell no-one has ever used that flag (Google returns ~0 hits for it), and presumably no-one is going to bother testing with this flag in place. Get rid of it to simplify the DS code which currently looks like an #ifdef fest.
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This build flag was introduced 13 years ago to allow PortAudio users to roll back to some previous MME timer-based DirectSound implementation.
As far as I can tell no-one has ever used that flag (Google returns ~0 hits for it), and presumably no-one is going to bother testing with this flag in place. Get rid of it to simplify the DS code which currently looks like an
#ifdeffest.