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/******************************************************************************
File: dws.h
Version: 2.22
Tab stops: every 2 columns
Project: DiamondWare's Sound ToolKit
Copyright: 1994-1995 DiamondWare, Ltd. All rights reserved.
Written: by Keith Weiner and Erik Lorenzen
Purpose: Contains declarations for the DW Sound ToolKit
History: 94/08/24 KW Started
95/02/17 EL Finalized for 1.0
95/03/19 EL Finalized for 1.01, Added new define dws_BUSY
95/04/06 EL Finalized for 1.02, Added new define dws_IRQDISABLED
95/06/16 EL Finalized for 1.03
95/07/23 EL Finalized for 1.04, no changes
95/08/01 EL Finalized for 2.00, added new defines for pmode errors
& calling conventions
95/08/29 EL Finalized for 2.10, no changes
95/10/18 EL Finalized for 2.20, no changes
95/12/07 EL Finalized for 2.21, no changes
96/10/11 EL Finalized for 2.22, added some more VDS errors
******************************************************************************/
#ifndef dws_INCLUDE
#define dws_INCLUDE
#ifdef __FLAT__
#define dws_CALLCON _cdecl
#define dws_DIST
#else
#define dws_CALLCON _far _pascal
#define dws_DIST _far
#endif
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
. The following is interrupt range that STK can become
. resident in.
*/
#define dws_FIRSTINT 0x60
#define dws_LASTINT 0x66
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
. The following is the complete list of possible values for dws_ErrNo.
. dws_ErrNo may be set by any dws_ function. Check its value whenever
. the return value of a dws_ function is 0 (error).
*/
#define dws_EZERO 0 /* no error */
/* The following 3 errors may be triggered by any dws_ function */
#define dws_NOTINITTED 1
#define dws_ALREADYINITTED 2
#define dws_NOTSUPPORTED 3
/* The following 4 errors may be triggered by dws_DetectHardWare */
#define dws_DetectHardware_UNSTABLESYSTEM 4
#define dws_DetectHardware_BADBASEPORT 5
#define dws_DetectHardware_BADDMA 6
#define dws_DetectHardware_BADIRQ 7
/* The following error may be triggered by dws_Kill */
#define dws_Kill_CANTUNHOOKISR 8
/* The following error may be triggered by any dws_X (mixer) function */
#define dws_X_BADINPUT 9
/* The following 3 errors may be triggered by any dws_D (dig) function */
#define dws_D_NOTADWD 10
#define dws_D_NOTSUPPORTEDVER 11
#define dws_D_INTERNALERROR 12
/* The following error may be triggered by dws_DPlay */
#define dws_DPlay_NOSPACEFORSOUND 13
/* The following 2 errors may be triggered by dws_DSetRate */
#define dws_DSetRate_FREQTOLOW 14
#define dws_DSetRate_FREQTOHIGH 15
/* The following 3 errors may be triggered by dws_MPlay */
#define dws_MPlay_NOTADWM 16
#define dws_MPlay_NOTSUPPORTEDVER 17
#define dws_MPlay_INTERNALERROR 18
/*
. The following error may be triggered by any dws_ function
. (except dws_ErrNo and dws_Init) if called from an Interrupt
. Service Routine (ISR). If you're not sure whether this applies
. to you: it probably doesn't.
*/
#define dws_BUSY 19
/*
. The following error may be triggered by dws_Init, dws_Kill,
. and dws_DetectHardware. It will only occur if interrupts are
. disabled. Interrupts must be enabled when calling. If you're
. not sure whether this applies to you: it probably doesn't.
*/
#define dws_IRQDISABLED 20
/*
. The following errors will only come up when using the protected mode
. extension to the STK
*/
#define dws_NOTRESIDENT 100
#define dws_NOMEM 101
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*
. The follwing section defines bitfields which are used by various
. dws_ functions. Each bit in a bitfield, by definition, may be
. set/reset independantly of all other bits.
*/
/* The following 2 consts indicate the capabilities of the user's hardware */
#define dws_capability_FM 0x0001
#define dws_capability_DIG 0x0002
/* The following 2 consts indicate the status of specified digital sounds */
#define dws_DSOUNDSTATUSPLAYING 0x0001
#define dws_DSOUNDSTATUSSEQUENCED 0x0002
/* The following 2 consts indicate the status of music playback */
#define dws_MSONGSTATUSPLAYING 0x0001
#define dws_MSONGSTATUSPAUSED 0x0002
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
. The following 3 types are used by the STK
.
. If you are already typedefing these names, simply put the line
. #define stddef_INCLUDE
. before the line
. #include <dws.h>
. in every source file which references the STK.
*/
#ifndef stddef_INCLUDE
typedef unsigned char byte;
typedef unsigned short word;
typedef unsigned long dword;
#endif
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
. The following section typedefs the structs used by the STK. In each
. case, the user must create an instance of the struct prior to making
. a call to an STK function which takes a pointer to it. The STK does
. not keep a pointer to any of these structs internally; after the call
. returns, you may deallocate it, if you wish.
.
. NB: The STK _does_ keep pointers to songs and digitized sound buffers!
*/
/*
. dws_DetectHardWare can be told _not_ to autodetect particular values
. about the installed hardware. This is useful if detecting DMA channel,
. for example, consistently causes a machine lockup. To override the
. autodetect for a setting, set the corresponding field in this struct
. to the correct value. Otherwise, set the field to ffff hex. Since
. the autodetect is reliable, this is the recommended course of action,
. except in cases of known problems.
*/
typedef struct
{
word baseport; /* base address of sound card (often 220 hex) */
word digdma; /* DMA channel */
word digirq; /* IRQ level */
byte reserved[10];
} dws_DETECTOVERRIDES;
/*
. A pointer to this struct is passed to dws_DetectHardWare, which fills
. it in. It is then passed unmodified to dws_Init. If you plan on
. writing this struct out to a file, it's important that you write
. the entire contents. There is information (for internal STK use only)
. in the reserved[] field!
*/
typedef struct
{
word baseport; /* base address of sound card (often 220 hex) */
word capability; /* see #defines, above */
/* The following 3 fields are only valid if FM music is supported */
word mustyp; /* 0=none, 1=OPL2 */
word musnchan; /* 1=mono */
word musnvoice; /* number of voices supported by hardware(11 for FM) */
/* The following 2 fields are only valid if digitized sound is supported */
word dignbits; /* 0=none, 8=8 bit */
word dignchan; /* 1=mono */
word digdma; /* DMA channel */
word digirq; /* IRQ level */
word mixtyp; /* 1=software, 2+ is hardware */
byte reserved[44]; /* there are important values in here... */
} dws_DETECTRESULTS;
/*
. A pointer to this struct is passed as a parameter to dws_Init. This
. allows the user to tell the STK to use less than the full capabilities
. of the installed sound hardware, and/or the user's sound board
. may not support every feature of the STK.
*/
typedef struct
{
word musictyp; /* 0=No Music, 1=OPL2 */
word digtyp; /* 0=No Dig, 8=8bit */
word digrate; /* sampling rate, in Hz */
word dignvoices; /* number of voices (up to 16) */
word dignchan; /* 1=mono */
byte reserved[6];
} dws_IDEAL;
/*
. A pointer to this struct is passed to dws_DPlay.
. Note that the soundnum field is filled in by dws_DPlay as a return value.
*/
typedef struct
{
byte dws_DIST *snd; /* pointer to buffer which holds a .DWD file */
word count; /* number of times to play, or 0=infinite loop */
word priority; /* higher numbers mean higher priority */
word presnd; /* soundnum to sequence sound _after_ */
word soundnum; /* dws_DPlay returns a snd number from 10-65535 */
byte reserved[20];
} dws_DPLAY;
/* A pointer to this struct is passed to dws_MPlay. */
typedef struct
{
byte dws_DIST *track; /* pointer to buffer which holds a .DWM file */
word count; /* number of times to play, or 0=infinite loop */
byte reserved[10];
} dws_MPLAY;
/*****************************************************************************/
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
. This function is callable at any time. It returns the number of the
. last error which occured.
*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_ErrNo(void);
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*
. This function is called at the end of the timer ISR (interrupt service
. routine). If you're using the optional DWT (DW Timer), this happens
. automagically. If you wrote your own timer handler routine, you must
. call this function regularly.
*/
void dws_CALLCON dws_Update(void);
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*
. Each function in this section has a boolean return value. A 0 (false)
. indicates that the function failed in some way. In this case, call
. dws_ErrNo to get the specific error. Otherwise, a return value of 1
. (true) indicates that all is well.
*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_DetectHardWare(dws_DETECTOVERRIDES dws_DIST *dov,
dws_DETECTRESULTS dws_DIST *dr);
word dws_CALLCON dws_Init(dws_DETECTRESULTS dws_DIST *dr,
dws_IDEAL dws_DIST *ideal);
/*
. If the program has called dws_Init, it _MUST_ call dws_Kill before it
. terminates.
.
. NB: Trap critical errors. Don't let DOS put up the
. "Abort, Retry, Fail?" text. ('sides, it'll destroy your pretty gfx)
*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_Kill(void);
/*
. The following 3 functions comprise the mixer section of the STK. A
. value of 0 turns a channel off; a value of 255 is the loudest.
*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_XMaster(word volume);
word dws_CALLCON dws_XMusic(word volume);
word dws_CALLCON dws_XDig(word volume);
/*
. The following 10 functions comprise the digitized sound functions of
. the STK. See the documentation for complete details.
*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_DPlay(dws_DPLAY dws_DIST *dplay);
word dws_CALLCON dws_DSoundStatus(word soundnumber,
word dws_DIST *result);
word dws_CALLCON dws_DSetRate(word frequency);
word dws_CALLCON dws_DGetRate(word dws_DIST *result);
/* This function is callable at any time*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_DGetRateFromDWD(byte dws_DIST *snd,
word dws_DIST *result);
word dws_CALLCON dws_DDiscard(word soundnum);
word dws_CALLCON dws_DDiscardAO(byte dws_DIST *snd);
word dws_CALLCON dws_DClear(void); /* Affects all sounds */
word dws_CALLCON dws_DPause(void); /* Affects all sounds */
word dws_CALLCON dws_DUnPause(void); /* Affects all sounds */
/*
. The following 5 functions comprise the music functions of the STK.
. See the documentation for complete details.
*/
word dws_CALLCON dws_MPlay(dws_MPLAY dws_DIST *mplay);
word dws_CALLCON dws_MSongStatus(word dws_DIST *result);
word dws_CALLCON dws_MClear(void); /* Kill playing song */
word dws_CALLCON dws_MPause(void); /* Pauses music playback */
word dws_CALLCON dws_MUnPause(void); /* UnPauses music playback */
#ifndef __FLAT__
/*
. The following function is for creating a real-mode wrapper (for use
. by protected-mode). It's installed as an interrupt handler on a
. "user" interrupt vector (0x60-0x66). See stkrun.c.
*/
void dws_CALLCON dws_WRAP(void);
#endif
/*****************************************************************************/
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif