I HACKED my way through o get it to compile the wave commands. I can find
mmsystem.h but the linker crashes. It cannot find the library with the wave
ruotines.
Is there supposed to be a "mmsystem.lib" file?
If not, where is the wave library?
Bob Macklin
Seattle, Wa.
Dave Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A couple of quick comments. Last time I looked all the old docs
were still available in MSDN and MSDN on-line in the Archive.
C# is the native language of .net Microsoft invented it because it fell
out with sun over Java. I think its more like java rather than c++
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob
Macklin
Sent: 16 May 2008 14:27
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [soft_radio] Sound Card Interface?
In about 1989 I started using Microsoftes C Ver2 and I had every
version up tot he first C++ Ver 7. I still have the disk set for C++ Ver 7. At
one time I had the SDK for it also. That was in 1995.
I have learned to live with MFC but I don't have a clue what C# is. I gave
up on keeping up with Microsoft. That's why I am still running W98!
I spent a week interviewing at Microsoft in November 2000. After being
jerked around for a week I told them I didn not need to work in the pressure
cooker!
The wave fuctioniond are defined in mmsystem.h. Now I will try and find the
infomation on using them/
Bob Macklin
Seattle, Wa.
Jim Hutchinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bob Mac klin wrote:
> Jim
>
> Thanks for yoyr comments. I have 2 of Charles Petzold's book but not
> the one you reference. Did your book have a CD with the the samples?
Yes it had all the examples plus a compiled exe ...
>
> I did find something about the wave/in & wave/out functions in the
> help files. They are Win32 SDK functions. I don't know if I have them
> installed on this machine. I do also hve VC++ Ver3. I can look in that
> one.
The wavexx functions are the ones to use and he covers most of them in
his book ... the ones not covered I got off the web along with some
other (mixer) examples ... 24 bit sound cards was not used yet and I
have not found good information in using the 24 bit cards yet ... maybe
a more up to date Multimedia SDK would cover them ...
>
> It looks to me that Dsound only allows you to write to the sound card.
> But there may be a hidden function (ReadBuffer) that works with it.
> But it is not defined in the Dsound.h file.
>
> Did your VC++ Ver6 include the Win32 SDK?
No but if you have an older (1998-2000) copy of MSDN it installs as help
for VC++6 and covers the Win32 API ... when I bought the book, it
included a 2 year free MSDN subscription ... in the NEW book I seen a
month ago, I looked and the MSDN was not included but it is available on
the web ... the new (if it exists for download) MSDN would be infected
with MFC and C# and in my opinion be useless
Jim KI6MZ
>
> Bob Macklin
> Seattle, Wa.
>
> */Jim Hutchinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
>
>
>
> Bob Macklin wrote:
> > I have been trying to learn how the sound card interface works.
> >
> > I use VC++ Ver 5 because it was the last version I bought brfore I
> > retired. And I am comfortable with it.
> >
> > I have found the DSOUND files but not much infomation on how it
> works.
> >
> > Is it possible to get any help from this group about how you
> read and
> > write to the sound card?
> >
> > I am a skilled programmer. At least I was when I retired 10
> years ago.
> >
> > Bob Macklin
> > K5MYJ
> > Seattle, Wa.
> >
> Hi Bob ... I use VC++ Ver 6 and program Win32 (no MFC) ... the book
> "Programming Windows Fifth Edition" by Charles Petzold taught me to
> program the sound card. It is at a more basic level than DSOUND and I
> think more functional, using the wavein waveout ect and the Win32 API
> ... the book came out about the time VC++5 and VC++6 was in use
> and it
> uses VC++6 ... It is still available (New) as I was in a Borders
> bookstore about one month ago and a new copy was on the shelves
> ... so
> it can be ordered ... My copy is very used and tattered and full
> of hand
> written notes and you would have to pry it from my cold dead
> fingers to
> get it (along with VC++6) ...the Microsoft Multimedia SDK would be
> nice also ... I have one that came with Vc++2 and is useful but
> not up
> to date ...
> Jim KI6MZ
> >
> >
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