Re: where is a copy of atlstr.h ??

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"Robert Macy" <macy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Putting my question in as general terms as possible.
>
> The Hardware is a "standard" PC containing a commercially available
> soundcard. In which the OS must be Win XP.
> The soundcard has ASIO drivers built in and using C++ and the
> Steinberg SDK for ASIO it is possible to exercise the soundcard
> directly.
>
> It seemed reasonable that C++ can be used, along with "standard"
> Windows interfaces to make this hardware system into a viable
> instrumentation prototype for demonstrating various activities.
>
> I envisioned that 3 threads are necessary:
> 1) ASIO interface and data manipulation
> 2) Display
> 3) Control
>
> Question: Are the tools that I have, and the libraries available to me
> in those tools, sufficient to accomplish my end goals?
>
> Where should I be looking for great samples of similar programs?
>
> - Robert -


As I thought might be the case, I don't have the knowledge to answer your
question (which would have been better posed as a new thread). I have no
experience at all in programming sound cards. I also don't know what you
mean by an "instrumentation prototype for demonstrating various activities".

You can write almost any Windows software with the tools you have, but my
lack of knowledge concerning your specific goals makes me reluctant to give
a definitive answer. (Personally, I would be downloading VC++ Express 2005;
I have no experience of it, but it does have an IDE and I would find the
lack of one intolerable.)

As for sample programs, I don't know how "similar" you require them to be.
My first port of call is always Google. www.codeproject.com is also a source
of huge amounts of Windows code.

--
John Carson


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