1. Assembler & MIDI - impossible dream?
- Posted by Eduardo Uemura Okada <cool at ART.COM.BR> Aug 19, 1997
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Hi to everyone again. I was thinking in a very big project, that I don't know if it could be real some day... I wanted to play MIDI files at background in Euphoria programs, because in a game, after the sound effects, that could be in WAV form without memory problems, comes the music, that will be very reliable in MIDI form, that is smaller than WAVE musics recorded from CD (they spend a lot of MBs of your HD!). I mailed to Jacques, waiting some explanations, and he told me that it could be done just with some assembler routines ( a interrupt service ). Well, I am a beginner, but I have some time and patience, so, I call you all, I pray, I beg, if anyone have some knowledge in assembler, or just about interrupt services, or better, some docs about assembler to beginners, I would appreciate it a lot! I tryied to do a game, but I hit in the barrier of music, please, help me, and the other generations will have a lot of fun writing in Euphoria with Music and Sound capabilities (this is to you too, Rob. Craig), Euphoria is very capable, I am sure about it, it just need some programmers that could make it perfect!!!PS - I did a hex displayer of files to work with MIDI (I know that debug can do it, but I am not sure if I want to use a ready program, if I can do one - yes this is re-invent the well) if anyone is interested, mail me personally. Eduardo Uemura Okada e-mail: cool at art.com.br
2. Re: Assembler & MIDI - impossible dream?
- Posted by Daniel Berstein <danielberstein at USA.NET> Aug 21, 1997
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- Last edited Aug 22, 1997
Hi Eduardo, I'm no expert in Asm, but I have some links to web pages related to asm in my homepage... some of them contains good tutorials (if you want a quick start look for VLA's assembler tutorials). Regards, Daniel Berstein danielberstein at usa.net http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/9316