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Cross-platform sound library
I'm compiling using Digital Mars 8.42 under Windows... I'm looking for a small audio library that can play multiple sounds at the same time. (I don't need advanced functions like mixing or whatever.) It would be nice if it was cross-platform.
I tried using PortAudio, which seems perfect, but it wants to compile with Dev-C++ and the makefile tells the compiler to set its include directory to "asiosdk2" -- i don't have this and i don't know what it is. If someone knows how to build PortAudio with dmc that would be great, but otherwise i need something else.
EDIT: Never mind about the ADIOSDK2.
I tried using PortAudio, which seems perfect, but it wants to compile with Dev-C++ and the makefile tells the compiler to set its include directory to "asiosdk2" -- i don't have this and i don't know what it is. If someone knows how to build PortAudio with dmc that would be great, but otherwise i need something else.
EDIT: Never mind about the ADIOSDK2.
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Strange thing to do: To ask for a cross-platform library in a Windows-only forum. You might want to move this thread to General C++ or even UNIX/Linux since I think more *nix guys know about cross-platform stuff than MS Windows guys like myself.
Thanks, I'll check out bass while trying to "fix" portaudio... and i will move the topic.
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