From:	"Steven Taylor" <s_taylor AT primus DOT com DOT au>
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Subject:	Re: Sound C++ with DJGPP
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> Unfortunately the information for sound with the pc speaker is in pascal
and
> doesn't make much sense to me. I'm trying to acomplish this in C++ and
don't
> know any pascal.

As far as I can remember, the document clearly explains how it works and the
coding is a trivial part of it. The main thing you'll have to do some
research on is effectively hooking interrupts. DJGPPFAQ.TXT (or the html
version) will explain this clearly.

Alternitavely, Allegro has some excellent internal routines which are
excellent coding examples of interrupt hooking.

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