[CLUE-Tech] Clue: Linux Audio Programming

[Sean LeBlanc]

On 04-20 19:28, Richard Knechtel wrote:
> Ok,
> Any Linux programmers out there?????
> 
> I did a lot of audio programming on the Amiga (way back when). I did a 
> slick MOD player under the Amiga that I would like to port. (and GPL the 
> sucker!)
> 
> I am looking to port my old Amiga audio stuff to Linux.  I need to find 
> some good references for programming audio under Linux. I could easily do 
> it under Winblows but I would rather not.  So does anyone have any real 
> good Linux audio programming references they would be willing to share?
> 
> I purchased the book Linux Music & Sound but it doesn't really have much in 
> the line of Audio -programming- references.

Just a thought, but I see there is another book from the same publisher that
talks about programming games. The synopsis says that it "discusses
important multimedia toolkits". I would think game programming would have to
touch upon sound, and how to program for it.

Doing some googling came up with this:
http://leapster.org/linoleum/

In addition to a link to the Linux Game Development Center, there is a link
ALSA, and one for OSS, under the "Sound" category.

Cheers,
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