It's JavaScript, so in principle could be run from a BBC BASIC program by calling Node.js (which you would have to install separately). That's completely outside my experience however so some experimentation would probably be required.Can this source be incorporated into a bbc basic prog somehow? jhohertz/jsSID: A javascript port of classic SID synthesizer emulations, with demonstration player: http://jhohertz.github.io/jsSID
SID chip sounds emulation
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Hated Moron
SID chip sounds emulation
On 18/01/2023 12:13, markbanerji@hotmail.com wrote (cross-posted from the Discussion Group):
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Hated Moron
Re: SID chip sounds emulation
On 19/01/2023 21:35, markbanerji@hotmail.com wrote (cross-posted from the Discussion Group):
Of course if it's simple enough you could even try translating the C code to BBC BASIC, but that probably isn't sensible if it's a significant size.
C is easier, compile it to a .DLL (or .so, .dylib if not Windows) and then call the routines in the shared object using SYS.There is a base C routine available which is what I was thinking of.
Of course if it's simple enough you could even try translating the C code to BBC BASIC, but that probably isn't sensible if it's a significant size.