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Also, don't keep track of the number of contexts per device
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These won't show by default in release mode, unless the log level is changed to
show warnings.
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Updating and processing still differs depending on whether standard or EAX
reverb is used or not. The only functional difference should be that the
allocated buffer (and subsequent offsets) take into account the modulation
and echo times.
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This should vastly improve efficiency for retrieving the current thread
context, as we can be assured the stored context pointer will always be valid.
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