great it works!!

Thank you for all the work!

I have send you a PM for another request (if possible)

Look to begin the file named ImfLib.h:

There is writed usage. So you don't have to look for documentation. When declaring support programs and functions in the library, you must pay attention to uppercase and lowercase letters in their names, as is common in C, otherwise the program will tell you that the function does not exist in the dynamic library.

You will probably use the QB64 command _MEMNEW in memory to create a block where you will copy a part of the IMF file from the starting position of the music from the hard disk (you have to find it using the link where you have the IMF format layout you put at the beginning of this thread) and to RAM, so you send _OFFSET of this _MEM to the dynamic library. It seems to work because the dynamic link library is reporting an error when sending empty memory instead of music data.

Code: QB64: [Select]

1. DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY "imfLib"
2.     SUB InitIMFPlayer
3.     SUB StartIMFMusic (pointer AS _OFFSET)
4. END DECLARE
5.  
6.  
7. DIM NewSound AS _MEM
8. file_music_data_size = 1024 'calculate by file music data size
9. NewSound = _MEMNEW(file_music_data_size)
10.  
11. 'place file content to this new mem block here
12. '.
13. '.
14. '.
15.  
16. PRINT _OFFSET(NewSound)
17.  
18. InitIMFPlayer
19. StartIMFMusic _OFFSET(NewSound)
20.  

You must run it under 32 bit IDE!

Hello

I'm a QB64 beginner and can't do this myself :(
Much things I don't understand... But I really wanted a player in QB64 for imf files.

Is it possible to upload your QB64 code file here that does the following:

- use the IMFLib library in QB64 (code needed to use it)

- load a .IMF file from hard disk: let's say "test.imf"

- plays the file in QB64 using the library

Here is the library:

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Here is the source code of the library I found online too!

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I hope you can help!

Jessica

Can anybody help?

I need 2 asm SUB's in QB64 but I don't know how to do it.
I also can't find any documentation how to do it.

Is asm possible in QB64 and yes, how?

Jessica

Hi

I'm trying to compile a project, made in FreeBasic, in QB64.
So far, most syntax is converted but I'm stuck in a BAS file which is included in the project.

This BAS file has SUB's with asm code inside.
One of the SUB's gives this error: "expected ( on line 216"

Attached is the BAS file

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thx in advance!

Hi

I'm trying to compile a BASIC file, made in FreeBasic, in QB64.

The following statements give syntax error:

#include "dostime.bas"
#include "fbgfx.bi"

Is "include" supported in QB64 or how to do these statements in QB64?

thx

You could possibly use a helper DLL to play them, like the old IMFLib.

Where can I download this IMFLib?

Is it open source?

Can IMFLib work inside QB64?

thx