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Thanks MacGyver that worked on DEV-C++ perfectly, better than when i tried it using a dos compiler. You should be made a saint! certainly wont be using Turbo C v201 anymore thats for sure! Thanks to...

thanks for the info on that compiler kwak.

thanks for those words of wisdom oh wise one! :-)

this is my code which plays a scale:


#include <stdlib.h>
#include <dos.h>

void my_sounds(void);

int music(int pitch, int time)
{

yeah google is normally my friend but not on this, i tried the harmony-central site before i came to this board.

when you say portable what do you mean?

is this 'beep' similar to the sound() and nosound()

see i came up with something using he sound(), delay() and nosound(). but it just seemed to produce a...

ok then salem what do you recommend a suitable compiler?

yes the os is xp

hello kwak,

the compiler which i am using Turbo C v 2.0.1 (i think) didnt seem to like the _ between the notes, is there anything you can suggest which may work?

thanks

my school days have been and gone; so lucky for me this isnt homework other wise i would never get it handed in on time lol just trying to learn some C thats all, how would i go about making a look...

i know how to make the square wave using C its just im not sure how to generate a sequence of musical notes correctly.

static char seq[]="CDEFGABAGFEDC"; but thats as far as i can get

does...

Hi,

Iam trying to design a small C programme which can generate a squarewave function and play a sequence of musical notes for 30 seconds. How would i go about doing this?

Many Thanks
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