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- Subject: [AD] New API sound code
- From: Chris <chris.kcat@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 20 May 2006 22:48:22 -0700
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I worked a bit more on the sound code for the new API, and updated the AWiki
page:
http://awiki.tomasu.org/bin/view/Main/Sound
The code can be compiled into a program that plays wav files, but it requires
OpenAL and pthreads. Unix users may need to get the SVN version of OpenAL:
svn co http://opensource.creative.com/repos/openal/trunk openal
and build the OpenAL-Sample section. MacOSX users may need to use that too,
using the OpenAL-MacOSX portion. Windows users can do the same and use
OpenAL-Windows, but there's also an installer available on the website:
http://openal.org/