Volkert de Buisonjé

Don't worry, I'm not trying to convince you to drop everything to work on this right now. I agree that proper and full SB16 support would definitely suffice for the...

It wasn't just the MIDI. The fact that you could upload any sample to its on-board RAM and use it as an instrument is what made it so popular with...

I deleted my last few comments, since they may have had some inaccuracies.

But the ACE was released some years after the original GUS and marketed as a wavetable upgrade, since the market required Sound Blaster compatibility and the mediocre Sound Blaster emulation...

I believe so. Why bother with the recording part if the goal is to run games? Also, I believe an emulated ACE would more easily coexist with an emulated Sound...

So it would get picked up in the same way as an OpenGL ICD (regardless of vendor or underlying hardware) would get picked up by an OpenGL application? I guess...

"One of the stewards of these sources". Wow, I'm honored. :blush: You make a completely fair point, @MobyGamer. In my occasional n00b attempts to port DOS assembly sources such as...

Oh, I didn't mean to take this discussion private. It's just that it's kind of off-topic (or at least not limited to just DIGPAK), and would justify setting up a...

Assuming that the port to MASM dialect is indeed done flawlessly, that would allow the code to be built with an open source toolchain (JWASM), while still allowing it to...

@galazwoj The source code contains comments that explain why John Ratcliff chose TASM IDEAL mode over MASM, which concurs with @MobyGamer's points: > ;; This file is in the format...