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From: Tom Fjellstrom <tfjellstrom AT home DOT com>
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"michael.heuer" wrote:
> 
> hello
> I use djgpp with allegro
> I would to paly a sound in my programm
> thank
> mike

after calling allegro_init() and
install_sound() try something
like this:

SAMPLE *music = load_wav("somewav.wav");
play_sample(music, ...);

or

MIDI *song = load_midi("somemidi.mid");
play_midi(song);

but deffinitly check Allegro's
documentation to get every thing
correct.

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Tom Fjellstrom
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