readme.txt

java编程的一些Applets例子。值得深入研究一下。

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                        Java MIDI
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These files were created and compiled in Windows.  The 
Java files should compile fine in other platforms, but
the native support library, of course, will have to be
modified for a non-Windows platform.
 
The following files are used for creating javamidi.dll,
a 32-bit Windows dynamic link library which implements
the native methods in the Java midi package:

    javamidi.def
    midi_methods.cpp
    midi_MidiOutDevice.c (generated by javah)
    midi_MidiOutDevice.h (generated by javah)

The following files constitute the Java midi package:

    MidiBadDeviceException.java
    MidiDevice.java
    MidiDeviceNotOpenException.java
    MidiException.java
    MidiOutDevice.java

The following file implements an applet for testing
the midi package:

    MidiKeyboard.java

The following makefile compiles all of the above files
in the Windows environment:

    JavaMidi.mak


Notes:

    o The Java MIDI package is called midi.  I chose not
      to follow the suggested practice of prefacing the
      package with an organization name because it is my 
      desire that this package be an open standard not
      owned by any single organization.

    o I defined the native methods in the way that makes
      the most sense for Windows, since that is the
      platform I know.  I suspect that it won't
      necessarily be the best definition on other
      platforms.  I will gladly implement a better, more
      portable definition if someone comes up with one.

    o I have further MIDI support under development
      (SysEx messages, MIDI input, MIDI sequencing and
      MIDI file support), but I would like feedback
      on this pre-alpha package before releasing a more
      full-featured version.


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    Michael St. Hippolyte
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