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[kennyurge]

Hi..me again~
I'm using OpenAL to adding sound into my program...but wonder how to do this....because if I'm using glut, then I can simply init the alutInit(&argc, argv) ;
in the main function just like other glutInit....but my program..is using windows programming to do the openGL....i not familiar with windows programming and now while learning doing this project...so I wonder where should I init the OpenAL in this case?

Plus...is there any possibility to use glutMouseFunc in windows programming?

Shame on me...always ask simple questions~hope u all wont mind~haha:blush:

thanks~

[monjardin]

Are you using the Win32 API, MFC, Windows Forms, etc?
A Windows GUI application has a WinMain function that is similar to a regular main entry point. With MFC, the InitInstance of you application class would be a good place. I'm not as familiar with Windows Forms.

[kennyurge]

monjardin said:

Are you using the Win32 API, MFC, Windows Forms, etc?
A Windows GUI application has a WinMain function that is similar to a regular main entry point. With MFC, the InitInstance of you application class would be a good place. I'm not as familiar with Windows Forms.

Im using Win32!!! And yes...it contains the WinMain..but the question is...the alutInit needs 2 params (argc and argv)....i can't find this in WinMain...
What should I do for this?

int WINAPI WinMain(	HINSTANCE	hInstance,			// Instance

					HINSTANCE	hPrevInstance,		// Previous Instance

					LPSTR		lpCmdLine,			// Command Line Parameters

					int			nCmdShow)			// Window Show State

{

	MSG		msg;									// Windows Message Structure

	BOOL	done=FALSE;								// Bool Variable To Exit Loop


	// Ask The User Which Screen Mode They Prefer

	if (MessageBox(NULL,"Would You Like To Run In Fullscreen Mode?", "Start FullScreen?",MB_YESNO|MB_ICONQUESTION)==IDNO)

	{

		fullscreen=FALSE;							// Windowed Mode

	}

.......

......

......}

Thanks for helping.......:happy:

[monjardin]

lpCmdLine is the command line string without the module name. Use GetCommandLine to get the whole thing and parse your variables out of that.

[Reedbeta]

You can also set both parameters to NULL if you don't care about letting AL do command line processing.

[monjardin]

LOL. That would be a simple solution. I haven't used ALUT.

[kennyurge]

Reedbeta said:

You can also set both parameters to NULL if you don't care about letting AL do command line processing.

do u mean for the mouse function we also can use glutMouseFunc in WinMain there as long as we include the library needed?

[kennyurge]

monjardin said:

lpCmdLine is the command line string without the module name. Use GetCommandLine to get the whole thing and parse your variables out of that.

I still not really understand ur way in doin this...can u explain more further?
or maybe some example coding please~:worthy:

[kennyurge]

Reedbeta said:

You can also set both parameters to NULL if you don't care about letting AL do command line processing.

I tried ur way...when compile and run there is no error but it will make the pc hang(OMG!) I wonder whether loading in a sound file is too big and heavy computational load till the program will improper shut down and need to send report to microsoft. Or maybe because of setting the params to NULL?

[monjardin]

Read this stuff:
http://en.wikipedia...._line_interface
http://cplus.about.c...y/aa042902d.htm
http://msdn.microsof...ons/winmain.asp
http://msdn.microsof....asp?frame=true
http://www.google.com/