mudlord
Banned
Hi there everyone!
Here's something that I've been working on the last couple of days.
This is a compilation, sort of like how there was Amiga/Commodore 64 musicdisks back in the day..For the people that don't know, musicdisks are programs that are developed in the demoscene for module releases. Often, these program releases have fancy graphics, and of course, top notch tunes.
This is my first attempt at one of these. However, its lacking the graphics part atm..
The program is written in plain Win32 C, and contains 15 XM format modules. The modules are stored in the program as arrays OR as resources. It would be helpful to note that the Visual C++ 2005 runtimes are on the host PC, as during development, VC6 could not be used, due to it having internal heap limits (due to the music arrays), that cannot be ovverided.
Any feedback at all is appreciated.
Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/29899346/musicdisk.rar.html
Here's something that I've been working on the last couple of days.
This is a compilation, sort of like how there was Amiga/Commodore 64 musicdisks back in the day..For the people that don't know, musicdisks are programs that are developed in the demoscene for module releases. Often, these program releases have fancy graphics, and of course, top notch tunes.
This is my first attempt at one of these. However, its lacking the graphics part atm..
The program is written in plain Win32 C, and contains 15 XM format modules. The modules are stored in the program as arrays OR as resources. It would be helpful to note that the Visual C++ 2005 runtimes are on the host PC, as during development, VC6 could not be used, due to it having internal heap limits (due to the music arrays), that cannot be ovverided.
Any feedback at all is appreciated.
Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/29899346/musicdisk.rar.html