[MacClassicNerd]

Are there any header files for sound in C++? Which ones? Also, which functions in C++ (in which header files) deal with sound?

MacClassicNerd

This post has been edited by MacClassicNerd: 03 November 2009 - 11:07 PM

[gronk]

Impossible to answer without knowing which compiler and which operating system you're using. Audio functions are specific to both. In _standard_ C++, no there aren't any, because this is a hardware dependent thing.

If you're using a Mac then there's not much point me looking up the sound help in Visual Studio on WinXP... (which is what I was in the middle of doing when I realised what your userid was :-)

This post has been edited by gronk: 04 November 2009 - 12:55 AM

[panpan123]

#include <mmsystem.h> and lib file in #pragma comment(lib,"winmm.lib") I think it can play .wav file in your system and your program.

[no2pencil]

The basic answer would be no, because sound is not a standard in C/C++. Sound is handled by the OS.

[MacClassicNerd]

gronk, on 3 Nov, 2009 - 11:54 PM, said:

Impossible to answer without knowing which compiler and which operating system you're using. Audio functions are specific to both. In _standard_ C++, no there aren't any, because this is a hardware dependent thing.

If you're using a Mac then there's not much point me looking up the sound help in Visual Studio on WinXP... (which is what I was in the middle of doing when I realised what your userid was :-)

That is my user ID, but I still use Windows. I use Visual Studio 2008 as well as MPW (Macintosh Programmer's Workshop) on Mac OS 8.6.

This post has been edited by MacClassicNerd: 04 November 2009 - 09:43 PM