MIDI Monitor

Fixed a bug: the "spying" driver wasn't being installed properly.
Added "expert mode" to display some messages more accurately (but more confusingly).
Added automatic updating via Sparkle.
Built for 32- and 64-bit. No more messages about the MIDI Server having to restart in 32-bit mode.
No longer works on PowerPC or 10.3 or 10.4, sorry. If necessary, get version 1.2.5, which does.
Picked a better font for the long data views.

Updated the list of manufacturer IDs.

Fixed a bug introduced in 1.2.3: spying didn't work.

* Fixed a race condition in incoming MIDI processing, which could lead to a crash.
* Updated the list of manufacturer IDs.

Fixed a bug: in the sources list, some one-port MIDI interfaces did not have names.

1.2.1 :
* Fixed a bug: the "receiving sysex" spinner did not go away after short sysex messages were received.
* Sysex messages from DSI devices are now shown as "Sequential / DSI" (since both Sequential and DSI use the same manufacturer ID).
* New icon thanks to David Clark!

1.2 :
* MIDI events are now saved in documents.
* Fixed an old and embarrassing bug with the disclosable Sources and Filters sections. They now work correctly when the window is nearly the size of the screen.
* When new events are received, don't always scroll to the bottom, and show the events more quickly.
* Fixed more cosmetic bugs: Source names would disappear when clicked, when running on Leopard. Selection highlight on the event list could get cut off. Disclosure button animation was flickery.
* Simplified some threading code, which makes the app more stable, especially as MIDI devices are added and removed.
* Updated the source code to work with Xcode 3.1.
* Now requires OS X 10.3.9 or later. If you're still on 10.2, use the old version, 1.1.8.

MIDI Monitor is now a Universal application. It is 100% native on Intel and PowerPC.
The source code has been updated to work with Xcode 2.2.

MIDI Monitor is now open source!

Rewrote some code to remove dependencies on the Omni frameworks. This makes it easier for me to distribute the code, and easier for others to build the code. It also makes the application slightly smaller. (The downside: MIDI Monitor now requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later. I don't think this will be a hardship since most MIDI drivers and applications are now built for 10.2.)

Fixed a bug which prevented external device names from appearing in the Sources section.