Re: timer device problems

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From: Mike Farren
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 1989 04:15

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johnhlee@cory.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Vince Lee) writes:
>The samples are stored in fast RAM, and instantaneously copied to a
                                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>chip buffer (which is allocated on the fly) before playing.

Boy, howdy!  I'd sure like to know how that one works!  Ramdisks will
never be the same...  :-)


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Mike Farren 				     farren@well.sf.ca.usa

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