Jan 17, 2003 #1 sus98 Programmer Joined Jan 17, 2003 Messages 4 Location IN Hi all, Is there any way I can create a beep sound in AIX unix client with the help of C program. I am accessing unix AIX 4.2 server with the help of KEA(telnet tool). Very urgent please reply. thank u in advance Sus98
Hi all, Is there any way I can create a beep sound in AIX unix client with the help of C program. I am accessing unix AIX 4.2 server with the help of KEA(telnet tool). Very urgent please reply. thank u in advance Sus98
Jan 18, 2003 #2 glathaa Programmer Joined Aug 21, 2002 Messages 21 Location IN use beep() function Upvote 0 Downvote
Jan 19, 2003 Thread starter #3 sus98 Programmer Joined Jan 17, 2003 Messages 4 Location IN Hi glathaa, beep() does not work in the client system, Any other alternatives please. sus98 Upvote 0 Downvote
Jan 25, 2003 #4 jstreich Programmer Joined Apr 20, 2002 Messages 1,067 Location US Hmmm.. did you try "\a" on the stdout stream? Or write the assembly for the beep with an asm tag. Upvote 0 Downvote
Hmmm.. did you try "\a" on the stdout stream? Or write the assembly for the beep with an asm tag.
Feb 1, 2003 #5 doratheexplorer Programmer Joined Feb 1, 2003 Messages 1 Location CA Try "\0x07" since not "\a" since the last one is line feed whil ethe first one is bell or beep. Upvote 0 Downvote
Try "\0x07" since not "\a" since the last one is line feed whil ethe first one is bell or beep.
Feb 2, 2003 Thread starter #6 sus98 Programmer Joined Jan 17, 2003 Messages 4 Location IN dear jstreich, "\a" does not work in unix client neither "\0x07" Please let me know how to write a assembly for beep ... with asm tag. because i am totally new to that concept... or help me where can i find help for it.... Upvote 0 Downvote
dear jstreich, "\a" does not work in unix client neither "\0x07" Please let me know how to write a assembly for beep ... with asm tag. because i am totally new to that concept... or help me where can i find help for it....
Feb 5, 2003 #7 glathaa Programmer Joined Aug 21, 2002 Messages 21 Location IN Have you tried like this? #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("%c", 0x07); return 0; } -Latha Upvote 0 Downvote
Have you tried like this? #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("%c", 0x07); return 0; } -Latha
Feb 6, 2003 #8 jstreich Programmer Joined Apr 20, 2002 Messages 1,067 Location US Well, I'm not an assembly programmer, the only time used it was for class, and that was MIPS assembly... but the idea is just to write a asm tag: Code: asm { mv $a0, $t0 addi $a0, $a0, 5 } Althogh you'd have to use the brand of ASM your compiler generates before assembling... Try asking in the Assembly forum for the proper asm. Upvote 0 Downvote
Well, I'm not an assembly programmer, the only time used it was for class, and that was MIPS assembly... but the idea is just to write a asm tag: Code: asm { mv $a0, $t0 addi $a0, $a0, 5 } Althogh you'd have to use the brand of ASM your compiler generates before assembling... Try asking in the Assembly forum for the proper asm.