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> From: Bartosz Brzostek <bbrzoste>
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> Subject: Re: I need a C library to add to my C games that will play MOD music and sound effects
> Date: 14 Dec 1995 16:45:31 GMT
> Organization: Division of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics, Warsaw University
> Lines: 12
> It's written using C and assembler and it works in 386 protected mode, so
> it can be added to programs written using Watcom C. For now it supports
> Sound Blaster, SB Pro, SB 16, Windows Sound System and Gravis Ultrasound.
> 	If you want more info about it - let me know.
> 
> 			Bartosz Brzostek
> 

I would be extremely interested in your library.  I am looking for more of a 
free ware library that I could modify and distrubute royalty free.   Of course 
if I don't modify it extensively I would be glad to give credit it name.   I 
am interested in all details (even if you charge money, which I hope you 
don't).  Do you have performance marks for it.  I need one that is fairly 
light on system demands (cpu time) but I am interested in it even if it is cpu 
costly.

Trever
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