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--- sound_20and_20envelope_20in_20assembler [2018/03/31 13:19] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ sound_20and_20envelope_20in_20assembler [2024/01/05 00:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 =====SOUND and ENVELOPE in assembler=====
-//by Richard Russell, March 2010//\\ \\ //BBC BASIC for Windows// provides no direct means for an assembly language program to access the **SOUND** or **ENVELOPE** statements. It can be achieved using the technique described in [[/Calling%20BASIC%20from%20assembler%20code|Calling BASIC from assembler code]] but an alternative approach is to use the code listed below. This makes available three subroutines: **Sound**, **Envelope** and **Qstatus**, the last of which allows you to discover the amount of space available in a sound queue (similar to what can be achieved using **ADVAL**).\\ \\  The parameters and returned values are documented within the code:\\
+//by Richard Russell, March 2010//\\ \\ //BBC BASIC for Windows// provides no direct means for an assembly language program to access the **SOUND** or **ENVELOPE** statements. It can be achieved using the technique described in [[/Calling%20BASIC%20from%20assembler%20code|Calling BASIC from assembler code]] but an alternative approach is to use the code listed below. This makes available three subroutines: **Sound**, **Envelope** and **Qstatus**, the last of which allows you to discover the amount of space available in a sound queue (similar to what can be achieved using **ADVAL**).\\ \\  The parameters and returned values are documented within the code:
+<code bb4w>
         DEF PROCassemble
         LOCAL L%, P%, code%, pass%
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         NEXT pass%
         ENDPROC
+</code>