Yoho,
> > I don't know if you need to use the memory mapper for the replayer,
> > but if so, can you please make sure that it is DOS2 compatible?
>
> I hope he will, since my intention was to use the program from Multi-
> Mente which I only run in DOS2! Heheh.
The first version will just load and play, nothing TSR like.
So it won't need any memory management and thus run on both DOS1 and
DOS2. When that runs well, I'll make a TSR out of it which should use
the following load scheme:
check for MemMan
IF MemMan present
THEN
use MemMan routines
ELSE
check DOS version
IF version is DOS2
THEN
use DOS2 memory routines
ELSE
assume DOS1 without memory manager
FI
FI
Another thing. First idea for commandline:
amber [-cN] [-v] filename[.mbm] [filename[.mbk]]
AMBeR = Aurora's MB Replayer
[...] = optional
options:
-cN chip select: 0 = auto (default)
1 = MSX-Audio
2 = MSX-Music
3 = Both
-v verbose: give status/error reports on stderr
Samplekit handling:
IF MSX-Audio should play
THEN
IF filename mentioned in cmdline
THEN
try that one
FI
IF not found OR no filename in cmdline
THEN
try samplekit named in MBM
IF not found
THEN
try filename.MBK
IF not found
THEN
suppress sample replay
FI
FI
FI
FI
Sounds ok? :-)
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