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|    Re: how to make a 'beep sound' from the     |
|    01 May 05 22:27:05    |
   
   From: abuse@telia.com   
      
   > the computer will produce a beep sound.   
      
    Beeps are boring. Why not try the following:   
      
   { The brute delay code 'asm hlt end', that simply waits for the next   
   interrupt (should be the timer IRQ) to occur, may not work on some   
   machines -- especially when running some multitaskers. If so it can be   
   changed to 'delay(50)' or something like that. }   
      
   program Ring;   
   uses crt;   
   var i:word;   
   begin   
    for i:=0 to 6 do   
    begin   
    sound(523); asm hlt end;   
    Delay(50);   
    sound(659); asm hlt end;   
    Delay(50);   
    end;   
    nosound   
   end.   
      
   { Or, for those of you that don't like the crt unit, here's the same   
   thing in BASM: }   
      
   program Ring;   
   begin   
    asm   
    mov al,0B6h   
    out 43h,al   
    in al,61h   
    or al,3   
    out 61h,al   
    mov cx,7   
    mov dx,42h   
   @the_loop:   
    mov al,0E9h   
    out dx,al   
    mov al,8   
    out dx,al   
    hlt   
    mov al,12h   
    out dx,al   
    mov al,7   
    out dx,al   
    hlt   
    loop @the_loop   
    in al,61h   
    and al,0FCh   
    out 61h,al   
    end;   
   end.   
      
      
      
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