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The GUS Programmer's Digest Tuesday, 23 May 1995 Volume 19 : Number 011
Today's Topics:
RE: GNU C port of SDK
RE: GNU C port of SDK
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From: Chris James <JAMESC@mail.medoto.unimelb.edu.au>
Date: Mon, 22 May 1995 17:29:00 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: RE: GNU C port of SDK
>Is anybody out there....
I ask myself the same question...
>Has anyone / does anyone know of a port of the SDK to GNU C ? if so,
>where is it?
I seem to remember that there is support for Watcom C in the SDK. So if
you're into compiling for protected mode it might help (assuming that Watcom
support == protected mode). Don't know much about GNU C support other than
that...
... If you're out of luck there's the Linux driver source somewhere around
(compiled
with GCC under Linux) or I've a Dr. Dobbs article on doing DMA in pro. mode.
Chris
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From: Heikki.Ritola@tietovalta.fi
Date: Mon, 22 May 1995 17:21:10 +0300
Subject: RE: GNU C port of SDK
>>Is anybody out there....
>I ask myself the same question...
Looks there's somebody...
>... If you're out of luck there's the Linux driver source somewhere around
>(compiled
>with GCC under Linux) or I've a Dr. Dobbs article on doing DMA in pro. mode.
DMA is also my problem. 'Coz I'm doing MIDI-slave controller now into
Winslow. If anybody knows something I'm interested to hear.
___________________________
Heikki.Ritola@tietovalta.fi
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The GUS Programmer's Digest Wednesday, 24 May 1995 Volume 19 : Number 012
Today's Topics:
CD-ROM to Soundcard
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From: Chris James <JAMESC@mail.medoto.unimelb.edu.au>
Date: Tue, 23 May 1995 17:15:00 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: CD-ROM to Soundcard
Hi
Anyone any feeling as to whether this might work?
Problem:
Access time to CD-ROM is relatively slow but transfer rate is fine for
doing direct from disk playback. Except, using double-buffered DMA
might not work because each chunk read from file has access overhead.
This seems too big an overhead at least with the Pro-Audio spectrum
driver I'm using (probably 2 or 4 k buffer). I.e. gaps. I might suss it out
on my GUS at home.
Has anyone successfully done DFD playback at 44.1 kHz (say mono)
using longer (>16k) DMA buffers. One silly idea I had was to allocate a
whole
segment (64k) as DMA buffer. Then use small model file access. With
a file read longer than 64k we should wrap around the buffer. _If_ the DMA
does keep behind (but not so far that we hear jumps, like aliasing!)
the file read then we'd only have to "access" the CD-ROM once! One
problem is syncing the DMA at the start of the transfer (you'd have to start
it before the start of the file read). But you could init the buffer with
zeros so
this lack of sync wouldn't be noticed. How near to 300 KB/sec is realisable?
Stereo 16-bit 44.1kHz == 172 KB/second. Thats around half, so it looks like
the file read would lap the DMA at full speed! What's typical access time?
ta
Chris James
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