SB AWE32 Developer's Information Pack
PART I Introduction
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Copyright
Creative Technology Ltd., 1994-1996
Version 3.00
Types and Structures, describes the data types and structures used by the 3D Positional Audio
Library.
System Functions, describes the system wide, environment functions.
Emitter Functions, describes the operations on the emitters.
Receiver Functions, describes the operation on the receivers.
Programming Example, gives an example of using the 3D Positional Audio Library.
Document Conventions
To help you locate and identify information easily, this manual uses visual cues and standard text
formats. The following typographical conventions are used throughout this document:
Example
Description
bold_letter
Bold letters indicate variable names, library functions, or commands. These
are case-sensitive. Bold letters are also used for terms intended as keywords
or for emphasis in certain phrases.
BOLD_CAPS
All bold capital letters indicate constants.
NORMAL_CAPS
All capital letters indicate file names or directory names.
italics
Italic letters represent actual values or values of variables that you are
expected to provide.
program
This font is used for example codes.
program
Vertical ellipsis in an example program indicate that part of the program has
been intentionally omitted.
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fragment
[ ]
Square brackets in a command line indicate that the enclosed item is optional.
< >
Angle brackets in a command line indicate that you must provide the actual
value of the enclosed item.
/
A forward slash in a command line indicates an either/or choice.
In this document, "you" refers to you the developer or sometimes your application. The word "user"
refers to the person who uses your application.