Townshend Computer Tools DAT-Link - Chapter 12 Subroutine Library; 1 User commands.; 8 Utility and testing commands.

Chapter 12
Subroutine Library
In addition to to the programs described in the previous chapters, DAT-Link also
comes with an extensive programmer's library that can be used to write your own
programs. To use the library functions from a C program, you need to include
the NetAudio header le, netaudio.h at the beginning of your program. This le
can b e found in the include subdirectory of the directory in which the DAT-Link
software was installed. Also, you will need to add libnetaudio.a and libsupp ort.a
to the list of libraries used for linking. These library le can be found in the lib
subdirectory. For example, if the DAT-Link programs were installed in /usr/lo cal ,
the following commands can b e used to compile and link the program, test.c , that
uses the NetAudio library:
cc -c -I/usr/local/include test.c
cc -o test test.o /usr/local/lib/libnetaudio.a \
/usr/local/lib/libsupport.a -lm
The NetAudio library function are described in detail in the manual pages included
in Appendix G. Although there are many routines, p erforming most functions
requires only a few of them. For example, to playbacka buer of stereo data at
8000 samples/second with a gain of 2.0, the following co de segmentwould suce: