Path: chuka.playstation.co.uk!scea!formica
From: sumner@metrowerks.com (Joel Sumner)
Newsgroups: scea.yaroze.programming.sound
Subject: Re: Which function Plays Sound effects?
Date: Sat, 09 Aug 97 00:09:31 GMT
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In article <01bca2c8$b2ffd1c0$a7f135ce@jjustice.iquest.net>, "John Emmer" <jjsutice@cs.bsu.edu> wrote:
Stuart,
>
>        I hope you won't mind if I post this slightly modified version
>of your program which outputs to the PSX screen instead of to the computer,
>and also allows the user to change the note and pitch.
>        I found your program very helpful in testing what the different
> parameters
>would do 'live' - so I didn't have to: modify my program, load 1/2 meg of
>data into the PSX, test program, modify program, load 1/2 meg of data,
>test, modify, load, test...
>        It sucks that CodeWarrior won't exit clean with the system memory still
>intact - or this wouldn't be such a probelm to start with.

Hi Stuart,
  You shouldn't have to re-download the sound information each time.  Once the 
debugger (or PSComUtil) is connected to the Net Yaroze, you don't need to 
reset it (as long as you don't do a "run" and leave it running).  That way, 
you only have to download the sound file once.  You can run to a breakpoint or 
to the end, and then run the code again without re-downloading the file.

If you've tried this and it isn't working, please send an example to 
support@metrowerks.com.

Thanks!
-Joel


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