I have a code for playing song on a speaker, conected to a microcontroller chip, in assembly language.

Can anybody suggest, how can i port that one for my pc.

Thanks and Reagards,
saroj

: I have a code for playing song on a speaker, conected to a microcontroller chip, in assembly language.
:
: Can anybody suggest, how can i port that one for my pc.
:
: Thanks and Reagards,
: saroj
:

1) Assembler is not portable.
2) This is the C/C++ board.

: : I have a code for playing song on a speaker, conected to a microcontroller chip, in assembly language.
: :
: : Can anybody suggest, how can i port that one for my pc.
: :
: : Thanks and Reagards,
: : saroj
: :
:
: 1) Assembler is not portable.
: 2) This is the C/C++ board.
:


Maybe not port but you could write an emulator to do it on a PC but that would probably more work than it's worth.

This message was edited by Gregry2 at 2006-1-20 16:37:36

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: : : I have a code for playing song on a speaker, conected to a microcontroller chip, in assembly language.
: : :
: : : Can anybody suggest, how can i port that one for my pc.
: : :
: : : Thanks and Reagards,
: : : saroj
: : :
: :
: : 1) Assembler is not portable.
: : 2) This is the C/C++ board.
: :
:
:
: Maybe not port but you could write an emulator to do it on a PC but that would probably more work than it's worth.you took my green!
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or, you could discipline yourself and rewrite the entire thing in x86 asm parralelling your microcontroller's code, but thats a big effort as well. Not as much as an emulator, but still, hard.

But, if I were you, I'd at least try it. You certainly could learn alot from something like that.
{2}rIng

This message was edited by stober at 2006-1-20 22:1:51

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if you are using MS-Windows os, call win32 api PlaySound(). Most of those old assembly programs will not run in MS-Windows os.