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DirectX (and thus DirectSound) is accessed through COM and LCC work with
COM, although it's a little more cumbersome than using a C++ (e.g. Microsoft
Visual C++) compiler.

If you look in the header files you should find dsound.h which you can
include in your C program and you can use the functions/macros to call
DirectSound methods.

Quote:> Where can I find examples how to use directx (direct sound) with LCC.

I have the same book but I haven't tried any serious programming with
DirectSound under LCC. I did test DirectDraw a little and that seemed to
work, like you said.

Quote:> I am reading a book "windows game programing for dummies".
> But I don't know how to use DirectSound with LCC.
> When I even include dsound.h I get errors like this:

> Warning f:\lcc\omat\aani\aani.c: f:\lcc\include\dsound.h: 22  no type
> specified. Defaulting to int
> Error f:\lcc\omat\aani\aani.c: f:\lcc\include\dsound.h: 22  Syntax error;
> missing semicolon before  `*'
> Warning f:\lcc\omat\aani\aani.c: f:\lcc\include\dsound.h: 22  no type
> specified. Defaulting to int
> Error f:\lcc\omat\aani\aani.c: f:\lcc\include\dsound.h: 78  syntax error;
> found `LPWAVEFORMATEX' expecting `}'

> DirectDraw, DirectInput and OpenGL work fine.

> > You should read a book on DirectX on how to use DirectSound since this
> isn't
> > LCC specific.

> > DirectX (and thus DirectSound) is accessed through COM and LCC work with
> > COM, although it's a little more cumbersome than using a C++ (e.g.
> Microsoft
> > Visual C++) compiler.

> > If you look in the header files you should find dsound.h which you can
> > include in your C program and you can use the functions/macros to call
> > DirectSound methods.