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From: Stephen Leake <Stephen.Leake@gsfc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Re: How do you make sounds with ADA95?
Date: 1999/06/28
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Date: 1999-06-28T00:00:00+00:00
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grant@cs.fsu.edu (Joshua Grant) writes:

> I have a simple little program that sounds out the morse code of whatever
> the user types in.  However, the program was compiled sometime ago on an
> ADA83 system (don't know anything else about the system other than that 
> the program was compiled to run on MSDOS 5.0 and higher).  I need to
> recompile this morse code program on ADA95, but I can't find the
> appropriate packages for it to load.  The old program loaded packages
> "PORT" and "BIT_OPS".  Has anyone heard of these?  Does anyone know how I
> could resolve this problem?

If you are still willing to run the program on MSDOS, see the other
post about packages from Meridian Ada, and try to implement the bodies
using your current compiler (which may already have similar bodies,
but they are NOT standard Ada).

However, if you want to run under Windows, you cannot access the
speaker port directly, and you'll want to use a WAV file anyway. See
the Sounds package in Windex at
http://www.erols.com/leakstan/Stephe/index.html

-- Stephe