On 20-May-98 Yo 'Ric Dude playfully chanted:
|> | Dosent work on my HP/UX, AIX, Solaris, or FreeBSD Boxen....
|
| Hey, I can only do so much, so fast. =P Unfortunately,
| I only have access to Irix machines at work (with sound),
| so porting to other platforms will require outside help.
|...
| I don't think E *requires* esd, but the compilation process
| probably hasn't taken that into account, yet.
No, it really doesn't. All of the sound functions, with the exception of
actually defining mode.sound=1 (in setup.c) is in sound.c. A simple #ifdef
around sound.c, or just not including it through configuration options,
is all that's required in the meantime before support really gets there for the
others. I'd help, but I don't know anything about sound programming, never
mind on platforms I haven't touched since my school days. I hope no one puts
any onus on Raster--after all, he was just (cringe!) following up on my
suggestion of sound. Even if a "dummy" driver is there as an ESD option itself,
at least applications can assume there is sound support now. It's not an API by
any means, but it's free-wheeling good way to go. (I think.)
Any volunteers for making ESD have a "dummy driver" mode?
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