just curious... read the other thread got me wondering... when you ran vupdate... it left it so that the start button was grayed out... okay... did you have an error in the stattus window (something like "bin not found [...]")... if so then see http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=1773282
try that... in fact... try that for the fun of it... let us now what happens...
Zero Valintine
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I am trying to use PlaySound, and know that I have to link to libwinmm.a.
The question is EXACTLY how do I do this?
Thanks
Derek
just curious... read the other thread got me wondering... when you ran vupdate... it left it so that the start button was grayed out... okay... did you have an error in the stattus window (something like "bin not found [...]")... if so then see
http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=1773282
try that... in fact... try that for the fun of it... let us now what happens...
Zero Valintine
-lwinmm. Please use the latest Dev-C++. Version 4 is very old. =)
Kip
Hi kip,
please see this thread as to why I' not using the latest version of Dev:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=772368&forum_id=48211
Also, where do you put -lwinmm on Dev 4?
Thanks
Derek
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I got it!
-lwinmm in Project options>Further object files or linker options
#include <mmsystem.h> in the program
Found it on MSDN, and now Charles Petzold's proclaiming Welcome to Windows 98 on my machine!
Derek
Actually he's saying Welcome, Windows 98! But hey, he's saying it!
Derek