Sounds in a game

Hello everyone!
I'm taking a programming class (introduction to C language) and for the final project we are writing the code for a game.
My knowledge is pretty basic since this is a introductory class but still, to get some extra points (IN EXTREME NEED OF THAT ) I have to add some "frills", and one of the things I was thinking about was to add sounds, somehow (I already googled it but couldn't find anything).
Do you know by any chance if there's any sound function/command in the stdio.h or any other c library and how could I implement that in my code?
Again, nothing fancy please, I'm just a beginner!
Thank you in advance for your contribution.

PS: Feel free to suggest any simple frills that you may know.
Thanks again!

The only sound you can get from a standard C program is to ring the terminal bell.

Code:

putchar('\a');
fflush(stdout);

However, this doesn't always work - terminals (and windows consoles) can be configured to be silent, even when the program emits a \a

Standard C is very very simple in it's I/O capabilities (no sound, no graphics).
If you want something fancy, then you need to say which operating system and compiler you're using.

Look up OpenAL or FMOD.

Originally Posted by kikika

Hello everyone!
I'm taking a programming class (introduction to C language) and for the final project we are writing the code for a game.
My knowledge is pretty basic since this is a introductory class but still, to get some extra points (IN EXTREME NEED OF THAT ) I have to add some "frills", and one of the things I was thinking about was to add sounds, somehow (I already googled it but couldn't find anything).
Do you know by any chance if there's any sound function/command in the stdio.h or any other c library and how could I implement that in my code?
Again, nothing fancy please, I'm just a beginner!
Thank you in advance for your contribution.

PS: Feel free to suggest any simple frills that you may know.
Thanks again!

If you are on a Windows machine, and have a set of Windows headers and libs you can do this...

Code:

#include <windows.h>
#include<mmsystem.h>

// beep bop and burble
Beep(1000,100);  

// play actual music and effects
Playsound("MyNoise.wav",NULL,SND_FILENAME);

Read more here --> PlaySound