On Thu, 28 Aug 1997, Robin Harbron wrote:
> assembler, Turbo Macro Pro/Style. I'll have to do a port of
> makewav... but that looks pretty simple. .wav players are no
> problem. But more ideal would be a fully integrated package...
The SID chips can do reasonable digital audio? The WAV files alone would
be hundreds more K than a C64 has for memory. It's got to play at at
least 8-bit 22khz for the Supercharger to read it.
> I'd like to skip the .wav part all together, just assemble,
> and then have a routine that "plays" the object code out into
> the Supercharger, without the big .wav file inbetween... we'll
> have to see, but apparently an old Apple II system did it this way.
That's right. I suppose if you generate the waveform on the fly that even
simple sound hardware like the Apple II will suffice.
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