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"Chris Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Talking of Firefox, this is something people want to run under ArcEm.
> I guess it doesn't work under RISC OS 3.11 anyway, but are there any
> plans for ArcEm to get network support so it is usable under ARM
> Linux? Is it possible to address more than 16MB or is that a physical
> limit for the ARM2?
You'd need at least 64MB, which I think is well beyond the possibilities
of the architecture. And besides, you'd need a much faster machine to
make it sensible. Perhaps you might like to try NetSurf.
> > Anyway, OSS support is something I put into the RISC OS
> > Unix-compatibility liibrary, UnixLib. It has enabled a bunch of sound
> > using applications to "just work" when ported to RISC OS.
>
> I don't fully understand what I need to do this. It looks like it
> only implements a few devices which the sound is fed into. I already
> have a logical AUDIO: device, can I just feed ArcEm's audio into this
> (ignoring format variance for now)? Or is it a proper device with a
> command set?
You need to implement /dev/dsp as a device and a bunch of ioctls. I'd
point you at the CVS version, but we've just moved to SVN, and it's not
yet browseable.
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