Milutin_Jovanovic <[email protected]> wrote: (31/03/2012 04:52)
>The files are a header file and a .def file that presumably allows tcc to >link against winmm.dll, a multimedia support library on Windows. The >"extracted" part refers to the header and def information, not the code, so >I don't think copyright issues as at play. > I agree. I've seen the Tiny_impdef.exe output from Winmm.dll, as mentioned in a mail I wrote a few weeks ago (maybe the OP saw that one, and is exploring...). There are various MIDI and sound functions linked that way, all (including 'PlaySound') documented in a standard Win32 API reference, and in various snippets and tutorials on the web. I haven't explored audio yet, I'm still learning, but TCC's small output for working MIDI-based code is impressive. Demonstration executables of 2K or so, 2.5K with more useful handling, can be made with TCC as I got it, no special optimisatyions (I don't even know how to do them, not a priority for me yet). (PlaySound compiled to 1.5k here too). _______________________________________________ Tinycc-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tinycc-devel
