Hello!
Recently I've been trying to setup the OGG container SDK with Visual C++ 2005 Express, and I've been a little stuck. In the Win32 directory of the SDK, there are Visual C++ 6 workspaces and...
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Hello!
Recently I've been trying to setup the OGG container SDK with Visual C++ 2005 Express, and I've been a little stuck. In the Win32 directory of the SDK, there are Visual C++ 6 workspaces and...
Does anyone know of a free sound library for receiving stereo input from line-in? I would like it to be cross-platform (Mac, Windows, Linux). I understand PortAudio works for this, but is there a...
Does anyone know how to add directories where MinGW searches for include files and libraries? Right know I have to use the -I tag for include files. I haven't tried libraries yet, but I'm pretty sure...
LOL! It compiles if I use the .substr. I'm checking to see if it works.
And it works! Hooray! Thank you soooooooo much!
I have to put "using namespace std;" at the top, or else it tells me that "cin" is undeclared.
Now I get an error that says ISO C++ forbids comparison between pointer an integer.
Really? I have MinGW, I'm going to go try it with that.
I get an error if I don't put that. :-/ I'm using Borland C Compiler 5.5 on Windows XP Service Pack 2. The error says "cannot convert char to char *".
I've been having a problem with this code. I don't know why. It's supposed to read a series of numbers (like 12345678 in this example), and depending on what numbers are in the sequence, it outputs...
Oh, wait. I think I found it.
/* fopen example */
#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
FILE * pFile;
pFile = fopen ("myfile.txt","w");
How do assign it to a FILE* variable. STDIN is a FILE*, so what line of code should I use to set STDIN as "YourePitiful.ogg"?
PS
In case you're wondering, "You're Pitiful" is a Weird Al song.
I've been trying to create some code in a program I am writing that will decode an OGG Vorbis file. I am using Dev-C++, the newest beta. When I run the compiled program on Windows, I get an error,...
That is a genious idea! You know, a while back, I just thought ogg vorbis was some unkown file format, but after seeing the Vorbis.com website, the truth has been revealed. It does sound better than...
Hey, thanks everyone! I've found exactly what I need. :-) I'm thinking about using LAME, but just one more thing....
On the MP3 licensing site (http://www.mp3licensing.com/royalty/)...It says that...
That's pretty much exactly what I needed, but do you know of anything that doesn't cost $6000 to use in a commercial application?
Does anybody know of a C++ audio library that can run on Linux? The audio library needs to be able to play the songs backwards and forwards at fast rates, and the pitch needs to be able to be...
Yeah, I probably don't understand too much about what I'm trying to do.
I've found a few Win32 functions (keybd_event(), SendInput()) for keyboard output, but that still doesn't solve my problem...
I looked over wxKeyEvent, but it seems that can only be used for reading characters.
I read about some I/O libraries. Would stdio.h be able to be used for a virtual keyboard?
Okay. I know wxWidgets, so that's good, but do you know what code syntax I would use to simulate a keypress? That's all I need, really.
Thanks!
I was wondering what toolkit or C++ libraries or functions I would use to create a virtual keyboard, just like the default one in Windows. It does not need to be complicated, just very simple.
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I was wondering how to get a variable from user input from a command line, like seen in Borland C++ and other compilers. For example, you go to the command line and type "bcc32", and it gives you...
I was wondering....
I read on WikiPedia that the Mac's command line was built off of Unix....So if I wanted to program for the Mac's command line, would the code be the same as for a Unix program?...
Hello...
I am using Windows XP Home Edition, using Borland C++ Compiler. I was wondering, since I am having lots of trouble using wxWidgets as a library, if there was a way to make wxWidgets a...
Okay. Thanks!
Okay. But I'm not so good at double buffers...How do you clear both of them?