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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> The library reference on sound says the syntax is:
> ------------------------------------------------
>     #include <pc.h>
>
>     void sound(int _frequency);
> ------------------------------------------------
> _frequency being a number for the tone, I guess.
>
> I keep getting errors when compiling.
> I don't think I'm putting these lines in my code properly.
>
> Help!!!
oh dear. If you're getting a linker error, then you haven't installed DJGPP
properly. If you're getting a compiler error, you either haven't read the
docs properly or you need to learn how to program in C or C++.

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