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priyasmita_guha
Can anyone give me the code in C for ejecting the CD-drive ?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
V
Vladimir S. Oka
Yes, but not here. Ask in a group that discusses your particular OS.
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W Marsh
C can't do this, you need C++ (which was in fact designed around this
specific purpose). Check any standard graduate text for CD ejecting
theory and research outcomes.
J
Juuso Hukkanen
<OT>
int main(void)
{
t3d_open_CD_TRAY();
return(0);
}
/* unfortunately the contents of particular t3d function do not yet
exist. If it did the function could also have been called using
atleast folllowing alias names:
- t3d_environment_OPEN_n_CD_DRIVE
- t3d_environment_EJECT_n_CD_DRIVE
- t3d_environment_EJECT_CD();
- t3d_avaa_CD_ASEMA(); //Finnish example
- t3d_öppna_CD_LUCKAN //Swedish example
- t3d_remove_CD_DISC
http://www.tele3d.com/t3d/language.pdf
t3d programming language and the structure of t3d function prototype
are now trademarks of Juuso Hukkanen. ( TM's will be donated to
charity.)
If OP can't wait, google: stdio.h "eject cd"
*/
<OT>
Juuso
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Kenneth Brody
[email protected] said:
My DS-6000 will do it with:
i = i++;
However, this doesn't work on my DS-6100.
Your system may require something else entirely.
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Pedro Graca
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void) {
printf("Please press the CD eject button on the cd-player\n"
"Press <ENTER> when you're done.\n");
getchar();
printf("The CD drive has been ejected.\n");
return 0;
}
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Rod Pemberton
Sure. The following code shows how to do a raw CD player for DOS.
http://my.execpc.com/CE/AC/geezer/software/
"play audio CD without MSCDEX"
http://my.execpc.com/CE/AC/geezer/software/cdplay.c
You didn't say Linux or Windows... Besides, it shows you _everything_
you'll ever need to program a CD player.
Rod Pemberton
K
Kenneth Brody
Rod said:
My DS-6000 doesn't run DOS, Linux, or Windows. Nor does it have anything
called "ATAPI", or "Interrupt 19".
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Ben Pfaff
Kenneth Brody said:
You should really upgrade to the DS 9000. The 6000 is ancient
history these days.
J
Jack Klein
What complete and utter nonsense!
C++ cannot eject CD drives. It can only eject C++D drives!
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Vladimir S. Oka
Jack Klein opined:
I always thought that was C++Drives. Live and learn, I say...
I always thought that was C++Drives. Live and learn, I say...
K
Kenneth Brody
Ben said:
But I've heard that I would need to change all of my "a = i++" statements
to "a[i++] = i" to keep them working.
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Pedro Graca
Kenneth said:
I don't know the DS 9000 (or 6000) but you surely want to change all of
your "a = i++" statements to "(++i)[a] = i" to take advantage of pre
increment *and* pre indexing
<== smiley noting I'm only joking
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Vladimir S. Oka
Pedro Graca opined:
One *never* jokes in the same breath one mentions DS9K (or 6K).
Kenneth said:
I don't know the DS 9000 (or 6000) but you surely want to change all
of your "a = i++" statements to "(++i)[a] = i" to take advantage
of pre
increment *and* pre indexing
One *never* jokes in the same breath one mentions DS9K (or 6K).
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Pedro Graca
Vladimir said:Pedro Graca opined:
Kenneth said:
I don't know the DS 9000 (or 6000) but you surely want to change all
of your "a = i++" statements to "(++i)[a] = i" to take advantage
of pre
increment *and* pre indexing
One *never* jokes in the same breath one mentions DS9K (or 6K).
Oops, I've even resorted to Google Groups to atone for my sin.
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Pedro Graca
Pedro said:
This was a tough one to find
but worth every minute once I found it
[ the void's and comment delimiters are mine ]
/* Commence Launch (Remote Systems Console Request) */
void clrscr(void);