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5.2.1 Introduction
1.1 Welcome
1.2 What is MIDAS?
2 Getting started
2.1 Installing MIDAS
2.2 Compiling with MIDAS
2.3 Linking with MIDAS
2.3.1 Windows NT/95
MS-DOS
2.3.3 Linux
2.4 Using MIDAS with Visual C Developer Studio
2.5 Using MIDAS with Watcom C IDE
2.6 A simple module player example
2.6.1 C module player example
2.6.2 Delphi module player example
2.6.3 Module player example description
3 MIDAS concepts
3.1 Samples
3.2 Streams
3.3 Channels
3.4 Panning
3.5 Software and hardware mixing
4 The system
4.1 Overview of system architechture
4.2 Description of all modules
4.2.1 Sound Devices
4.2.2 Generic Module Player
4.2.3 MIDAS kernel
4.3 Calling conventions
4.3.1 Error codes
4.3.2 Returning data
4.4 Error handling
5 Operating system specific information
5.1 Using DirectSound
5.1.1 Initialization
5.1.2 DirectSound modes
5.1.3 Buffer sizes
5.1.4 Using other DirectSound services with MIDAS
5.1.5 When to use DirectSound?
5.1.6 DirectSound and multiple windows
MS-DOS timer callbacks
Introduction
5.2.2 Using timer callbacks
5.2.3 Synchronizing to display refresh
5.2.4 The callback functions
5.2.5 Framerate control
About this document ...
Petteri Kangaslampi
Sat May 24 20:39:47 EEST 1997