#Club sidplay port driver how to#
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Each time I enter a value, the program crashes with an error: 'Unhandled exception at 0x1001b046 (libsidplay2.dll) in SidPlay.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0xcccccccc.'. I also cannot set the sid2config.precision. Unfortunately I am still getting nothing more than a speaker click when I run the application. Sid2config.sidModel = SID2_MODEL_CORRECT Sid2config.sampleFormat = SID2_BIG_UNSIGNED Sid2config.clockSpeed = SID2_CLOCK_CORRECT PBuffer = pAudioDriver->open(*pAudioConfig, 'he')

#Club sidplay port driver how to#

Right, I've managed to figure out how to set up the configuration and have changed the code to the following: Your help so far has been fantastic, than you for responding to my desperate plee :). If I can get it all working, I am planning to release the source code for anyone else to use. I am going to take the approach of exporting the functions from the C++ dll and then will create a class that uses PInvoke to consume the dll. I'm currently learning how to get the two languages talking and there is a lot of example code in the app. The app is mainly built in C#, but we still have to use some C++ to perform certain functions.

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I work as a developer on a Professional Television and Film Media Transcoding Application. I don't think the C#/C++ interoperability will be too much of a problem. PSidplay2->play(pBuffer, pAudioConfig->bufSize) pSidplay2->config(sid2_mono, 44100, 16, false) // This no longer works with the library, the signature has changed. PBuffer = pAudioDriver->open(*pAudioConfig, 'One Man and his Droid') I think/hope therefore I'm nearly there.ĪudioDriver *pAudioDriver = new AudioDriver PSidplay2->config(const sid2_config_t &cfg) // I have no idea what I need to enter here.Īpart from that I think it all works, I get a click from the speaker when I run the code below. 'Test' or does it refer to a file path or something? PBuffer = pAudioDriver->open(*pAudioConfig, const char *name) // I don't know what to put as the second parameter, can it be anything I like e.g. Here are the two lines that are causing me problems: Also I don't know how to configure the pBuffer. It seems that the configure function has changed and I do not understant the syntax.

My only problem not is that I cannot get anything to play. I have changed the config file and everything builds beautifully. Many thanks for any help anyone can provide,

I've spend hours on this already and is is very frustrating! What am I doing wrong, my code seems fine, but it simply won't work.

#Club sidplay port driver driver#

All I am interested in at this stage is getting the code to compile with the reference to the audio driver in place. Some lines are commented out becuase I need a working audio driver in order to include them. This was taken from another post on this forum.

pSidplay2->play(pBuffer, pAudioConfig->bufSize) SidTune* pTune = new SidTune(szSidFile, 0, false) pBuffer = pAudioDriver->open(*pAudioConfig) AudioDriver *pAudioDriver = new AudioDriver // Note I tried this too but I encounter the same issues as the line aboveĪudioConfig* pAudioConfig = new AudioConfig My code so far is as follows:Īudio_DirectX *pAudioDriver = new Audio_Driver // This line is causing my problems. The strange thing is that the intellisense capability of VS2003 seems to be picking up the various methods of the AudioDriver class - so i cannot understnad why the compiler seem to be unable to find the audio driver class. Each time I try and define a pointer to the AudioDriver class I am told by the compiler that the idendifier is undeclared - 'error C2065: 'Audio_DirectX' : undeclared identifier '. The problem I am having is that I cannot get my code to compile using the DirectX driver (DirectX.h and DirectX.cpp).

Once I have this working I can more on to more complicated thing. At the moment I'm am simply tring to build a command line app to play SID tunes. The problem I am having is creating the initial C++ class. I am trying to create a DLL I can access from C# using Platform Invoke in order to play Sid tunes in my C# applications.

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Hi guys, hope you can help, I'm a relative newcommer to C++ and the Windows platform, my usual choice is C++ / C in Dos and nowadays C# for Windows.