My library supports mixing two sound channels, actually (and it also allows to play two different sounds on right and left channel). It does not support 3d sound, because 3d sound is actually an abstraction, that is rendered in different ways depending on the available hardware: if the audio output ...

@Stonemonkey

Don't waste your time. We all told albert that what he is trying to do is mathematically impossible. He doesn't believe it, so I guess he will have to find out himself.

Whoops, I missed it, checking it now

Some informations about the structure of Yahoo Groups, that might perhaps help you in recovering some informations, are here: https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php/Yahoo!_Groups

Anyway, it's sad to see another piece of history that is lost

In the example, you pass the pointer to the first element of the array, with "test(@a(1))". The informations relative to the size of the array are stored in the descriptor, so the subroutine (that knows the address of the elements, but not of the descriptor) cannot modify it. So no It is p...

This sounds like a DOS attack but I doubt that cyber-criminals are involved otherwise they would have brought the site down in August with a demand for a bitcoin payment and there are better targets than peer support forums where the product is free. The only things that comes in my mind is perhaps...

You take the binary input , and devise a math formula to recreate the binary.. If you can do that, it means that the binary input was not random, of course. Of course, such a method cannot always compress data, because there are some sequences that have a formula that is longer, and more complex th...

Helping you would be much easier if you could tell us what your old Quick Basic program is supposed to do. Also, what is that "muscle.lib"? Where did you get it? Static libraries, in Freebasic, usually have the .a extension, and they are in a completely different format (32 or 64 bits, whi...

From my point of view, I agree that the #include solution would be the easiest one to implement (at the moment, after all, my library works in that way). My doubts against that solution originate from the fact that such a solution is more C-like than Basic-like. Basic (not just FreeBasic, but also V...

First attempt to add sound support to OpenB3D

https://sourceforge.net/projects/minib3d/files/OS3D%20pre-alpha.zip/download

I perfectly understand the superiority of floating point formats over fixed point formats. The main drawback of digital informations, compared to analogue recording, is that intermediate values are always rounded to the closest allowed value (and this is an issue affecting all digital information, s...

I hope this could help: https://superuser.com/questions/757074/windows-text-file-viewer-that-works-on-linux-text-files Your routines could surely help: internally, in my library, WAV data are stored at 8 or 16 bit formats, mono or stereo, pcm uncompressed, with a fixed size header. So, in theory, wo...

I used gedit in linux. I assume you are using windows. Try opening the files in wordpad and save them again, to see if it solves the issue

Designing an API is likely harder than implementing it, since any future change will break a lot of code. At first, when I published my code snippets, I was caring mostly about implementation, but now that I have designed this prototype, I see how everyone has different opinions. And of course there...

I have read more about the coroutines, and the recent implementation in C++. So far, they seem something that can be easily done with setjmp and longjmp... am I missing something? What does the recent implementation in C++ do, to make them easier/more practical to use?