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- MIDAS Sound System example programs
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-
- MIDP.C MIDAS Module Player. Not very clear code, but
- uses most of the features currently
- implemented. To compile, use MIDP.MAK
-
- DBP.C MIDAS debug module player. This might not be
- fully up to date, as it is used only
- for debugging purposes. If you _REALLY_ want
- to use MIDAS without the timer, and
- think you know what you are doing, you
- could look here for an example on how to
- do that. To compile, use DBP.MAK
-
- EXAMPLES\MPLAY.C Minimal module player using MIDAS. This is
- about as small as a full-featured module player
- can get. Useful in getting you started. To
- compile, use EXAMPLES\C_EXP.MAK
-
- EXAMPLES\SCRDEMO.C Example on using the Timer screen
- synchronization to get smooth panning while
- music is still playing. To compile, use
- EXAMPLES\C_EXP.MAK
-
-
- EXAMPLES\EFFECTS.C Example on using simple sound effects with
- MIDAS. A full-featured sound effect engine will
- be included in the future, but for now on you
- can use this as a basis for your own effect
- system. To compile, use EXAMPLES\C_EXP.MAK
-
- EXAMPLES\MPLAY.PAS Minimal module player using MIDAS in Pascal.
- To compile, use EXAMPLES\PAS_EXP.MAK
-
- Note! C example programs in directory EXAMPLES need the MIDAS.LIB
- library, and the Pascal examples the MIDAS.TPU unit. To build them use
- MAKELIB.BAT and MAKETPU.BAT, respectively, in the main MIDAS directory.
-
- DBP.PAS MIDAS Pascal debug module player. As this
- mostly uses the MIDAS interface unit functions,
- it can be used as an example. Also contains
- code for manual polling. DBP is the only Pascal
- program so far using the real VU-meters and
- MP.GetInformation(), so it can be helpful with
- them as well.
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