sseidman@polyslo.UUCP (Steven R Seidman) (07/05/88)
Is there anybody out there who knows of any routines written in Pascal/C for
M.I.D.I. on the Mac? I have heard that accessing the port on the Mac is very
complicated. I am currently using Turbo Pascal. I have heard about M.I.D.I.
BASIC (do not want to program in BASIC), and M.I.D.I Pascal. Has anybody ever
used the Pascal version? Can I use it with Turbo Pascal?
Thanks.
Steven R. Seidmancsz@well.UUCP (Carter Scholz) (07/07/88)
In article <3250@polyslo.UUCP> sseidman@polyslo.UUCP (Steven R Seidman) writes: >Is there anybody out there who knows of any routines written in Pascal/C for >M.I.D.I. on the Mac? I have heard that accessing the port on the Mac is very >complicated. I am currently using Turbo Pascal. I have heard about M.I.D.I. >BASIC (do not want to program in BASIC), and M.I.D.I Pascal. Has anybody ever >used the Pascal version? Can I use it with Turbo Pascal? > > Thanks. > >Steven R. Seidman MidiPascal works with the Lightspeed Pascal compiler. You can't use it with Turbo Pascal unless you do some converting. A more useful set of MIDI routines for the Mac, in Pascal, is available free (for a formatted diskette and return postage) from Austin Development, 227 Marin St., San Rafael CA 94901. These too are for Lightspeed Pascal. They are also available on many Mac BBS systems; they are public domain.