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From: Lester Davis <ringo1 AT bellsouth DOT net>
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Subject: Re: play a wav file
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Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 20:23:47 GMT
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I just tried to compile the allegro.c using the supplied makefile, it runs for
a minuter then crashes, any ideas?
thanks


Vic wrote:

> Lester Davis wrote:
> >
> > I'm trying to play a wav file with an old sound blaster card. I see that
> > ex17 in the examples directory that came with the compiler should do
> > this, but I get a boatload of errors when I try to compile, stuff like
> > "install_keyboard" not found. Allegro.h is in the example directory,
> > what else am I missing, or does someone know an easier way of playing a
> > wav file.
>
> you seem to be confused...
> example 17 doesn't come with the compiler, it's an allegro thingie.
> allegro.h should not be in the examples directory, it should be in
> djgpp/include/
> did you compile the allegro library? did you link it with the example?
> how are you trying to compile this, manually or with the makefile?



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