[fpc-pascal] Nonfunctional debugger on OS X

2005-01-28 Thread Lance Boyle
I'm trying out FPC on OS X using XCode and am having trouble debugging. I installed FPC a few months ago and I _think_ I have 1.9.5, and I used the very cool Xcode Integration Kit at the time. I'm using XCode 1.5 on 10.3.7. I also have installed GNAT, the Ada 95 compiler. I think GNAT replaces

Re: [fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Marc Santhoff
Am Fr, den 28.01.2005 schrieb Christophe Fantoni um 17:28: > Hello Mark, > > In fact, my project is an hardware decoder, based on PC architecture for the > moment (with motherboard and power fanless). I have created my own audio > format with lossless compression (3:1) and I would like to build an

Re: [fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Christophe Fantoni
Hello Mark, In fact, my project is an hardware decoder, based on PC architecture for the moment (with motherboard and power fanless). I have created my own audio format with lossless compression (3:1) and I would like to build an hardware decoder to connect him between my DVD player and my amplifi

Re: [fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Marc Santhoff
Am Fr, den 28.01.2005 schrieb Christophe Fantoni um 15:13: > Hello again, > > I have found many pascal sources to interface the Sound Blaster compatible > drivers, but only for the analog output/input. Nothing for the SPDIF or > optical input/output. With sound card like SB Live! or SB Audigy, the

Re: [fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Jonas Maebe
On 28 jan 2005, at 15:13, Christophe Fantoni wrote: Under Windows, this problem doesn't exist. Normal, the analog and digital input/out is managed by the Windows driver, and maybe by DirectX. But under DOS, the problem is not the same. Indeed, therefore the question: do you know of any source cod

Re: [fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Christophe Fantoni
Hello again, I have found many pascal sources to interface the Sound Blaster compatible drivers, but only for the analog output/input. Nothing for the SPDIF or optical input/output. With sound card like SB Live! or SB Audigy, the DOS driver to interface DOS program exist... like the SPDIF input/ou

Re: [fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Marco van de Voort
> I would like to interface my SoundBlaster's SPDIF input and output in > FreePascal under DOS only, but I don't find any Pascal sources to help me. Are there non Pascal sources that can? Most modern soundcard's APIs are not open, and only can be accessed via the vendors drivers. ___

[fpc-pascal] SPDIF

2005-01-28 Thread Christophe Fantoni
Hello, I would like to interface my SoundBlaster's SPDIF input and output in FreePascal under DOS only, but I don't find any Pascal sources to help me. For the moment, I have found one source for analog input and output but nothing for digital input or output. Have you an idea ? (maybe a technical