OpenAL with ogg

[Charma]

Thanks for your answers so far. That sound.d was exactly what i way 
looking for... unfortunatly i can'T get it to work.. I downloaded the 
whole arclib and derelict and copied all files to my main.d-folder and 
tried to compile but it will always fail with a link error with a 
strange error like "EAX=...., EBX=asss" and so on... looks like an 
essembler-error... but i don't know anything about that stuff...

I am very helpless when it is about stuff from dsource.org... the libs 
and stuff they offer always has only very rare or no information about 
how to use it. I never know where to copy the libs to or do i really 
have to build them or not and if so, i have no idea how to and what it 
is good for which ends up for me to always bother my friend to help me out.
Does anyone know how i can just get all my tango, derelict and arclib 
stuff get into the dmd-folders like phobos so that i can access them 
from anywhere?
i already tryed to copy it into the phobos-folder next to the std-folder 
but i always get a "can't read"-error when i do like that... it only 
works when i copy the files into the folder where my source-code is, 
which is extremly bothering and i am sure it is not the correct way...

Also the download-links from the project-page of arclib is not working.. 
i am getting a 404 not found error... only the v1 works. does anyone 
know an alternative source to download the newest version? i usually 
prefer to use the most improved and newest version...

Another question: I use ddbi for access to a mysql-db. for the final 
program to work i always need to copy the libmysql.dll with my 
exe-file.. is there any way to compile without the dll-needed?

Sorry for my big nescience -.-






Clay Smith schrieb:
> Christian Kamm wrote:
>>> Best would be something that loads just one ogg-file from hdisk and
>>> plays it, that would be enough for the beginning. It would help a lot if
>>> you could add comments to the code so i can follow up what's happening.
>>> A tutorial for D would help too.
>>
>> If your main interest is just playing a sound and not learning the 
>> internals
>> of OpenAL, you could try ArcLib's sound module:
>>
>> http://www.dsource.org/projects/arclib/browser/trunk/arc/sound.d
>>
>> It uses the Derelict bindings to OpenAL.
>>
>> Christian
> 
> I don't know if this helps either, but this 
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/yage/browser/trunk/src/yage/resource/sound.d 
> is the code the above module is based upon, and this site 
> http://www.devmaster.net/articles.php?catID=6 seems to have the best 
> OpenAL tutorials.
> 
> ~ Clay