this is what I allready came up with :
but I include it this way : [CODE]#include "ding.wav"[\CODE]Code:PlaySound("ding.wav",NULL,SND_ASYNC|SND_FILENAME);
didn;t work.
edit : [CODE]
#include "ding.wav"
main() {
PlaySound("ding.wav",NULL,SND_ASYNC|SND_FILENAME);
return 0;
}[\CODE] this one works but its doesnt plays the sound..
edit: I;ve found a new clue... give me a moment and don't mention me till then.
Last edited by MystWind; 05-09-2005 at 01:48 PM.
PLay MystWind beta , within two years
nope
nope didn;t work out as i hoped it would:9 I'll just post my code :S can't do it alone.
test.cpp
then i have ding.wav <-- the sound. and the automaticly created piece of code the dev compiler creates when you make a Windows application , headers :Code:#include "ding.wav" #include "Mmsystem.h." #include "Coredll.lib." main() { PlaySound("ding.wav",NULL,SND_ASYNC|SND_FILENAME); return 0; }
sorry for the trouble.. I hope you guys can and are willing to help an old friend ( hmm....:P)Code:#include <windows.h> #include "Mmsystem.h."
Try this code:
make sure that you link to winmm.libCode:#include "windows.h" #include "Mmsystem.h." main() { PlaySound("ding.wav",0,SND_SYNC|SND_FILENAME); return 0; }
for some reason the SND_ASYNC "works" on mine too but doesn't play the sound, but The SND_SYNC works and plays the sound
You must include the
Code:#include <windows.h>
Its a windows function.
Probably because your program exits before the sound has a chance to play.Originally Posted by Darryl
Hey, you are absolutely right... I added a while (true) loop to keep it running and async worked perfectly.
