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QuestionWhat functions are there to read from files? Pin
obe4-Jan-04 11:31
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GeneralThanks, but I would like to know which SYSTEM-LEVEL functions Pin
obe4-Jan-04 21:34
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jan larsen6-Jan-04 2:00
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obe6-Jan-04 8:58
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jan larsen6-Jan-04 21:12
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The whole point of DirectX is to be an abstraction layer that hides the awfull truth which is: If a DirectX driver for the given hardware exists, in your case this is the soundboard driver, then the features of that driver is used. If such a driver does not exist, then DirectX will emulate the DirectX functions, using the usual Win32 API calls.
So, what you are looking for is not an API call, but a way to access the hardware directly which is not at all like reading a file (unless of course you are used to read files in assembler Smile | :) ).
But why not use DirectX then?, if there is a difference in performance compared to the ASM solution, then it is a very small one.

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obe7-Jan-04 7:34
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