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!!!Sound in Forth (translation pending)
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This time we cover sounds. I have found the Basic Programm below to which creates a hoover sound.
In VolksFORTH there is no build in SOUND command, so we have to build one that is compatible with the BASIC Sound command.
With that new Word *SOUND* we can recreate the hoover sound in Forth.
The BASIC Porgramm needs 5 variables (LOW, HIGH, P, AGAIN, WAIT), the Forth versions works without any variable declaration, all values are passed on the stack. This is one reason why Forth is memory efficient.
The content of this word in detail
CH# = Pokey Sound Channel 0-3
FREQ - Frequency
DIST - distortion
VOL - Sound volume
The comment show what is on the Stack
{{{
: SOUND ( CH# FREQ DIST VOL -- )
SWAP ( CH# FREQ VOL DIST -- we swap volume and distortion )
$10 ( CH# FREQ VOL DIST $10 -- hexadecimal $10 or decimal 16 on the stack )
\* ( CH# FREQ VOL DIST\*$10 -- distortion is now multiplied by 16 )
+ ( CH# FREQ VOL+DIST\*$10 -- volume and distortion are added together )
ROT ( FREQ VOL+DIST\*$10 CH# -- we rotate the topmost 3 stack items, brining CH# on the top )
DUP ( FREQ VOL+DIST\*$10 CH# CH# -- we duplicate the topmost stack item, the Channel )
+ ( FREQ VOL+DIST\*$10 CH#+CH# -- the Pokey Frequency Registers are two bytes apart, so we multiply the channel by 2 by adding the channel values )
AUDBASE ( FREQ VOL+DIST\*$10 CH#\*2 $D200 -- we put the constant AUDBASE on the Stack, value is $D200, the first pokey frequency register )
+ ( FREQ VOL+DIST\*$10 CH#\*2+$D200 -- we add the channel to AUDBASE )
ROT ( VOL+DIST\*$10 CH#\*2+$D200 FREQ -- we rotate the topmost 3 Stackitems, bringing the Frequency on top )
OVER ( VOL+DIST\*$20 CH#\*2+$D200 FREQ CH#\*2+$D200 -- OVER copies the 2nd Stackitem on the Top of the Stack )
C! ( VOL+DIST\*$20 CH#\*2+$D200 -- we store [think POKE] the Frequency value in the Pokey Frequency register )
1+ ( VOL+DIST\*$20 CH#\*2+$D200+1 -- we increment the topmosat stackvalue, which points now on the register for volume and distortion )
C! ( -- we store volume and distortion in the Pokeys volume and distortion register )
; ( end of definition of SOUND word )
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And now the same stuff with real values for the command 0 54 10 14 SOUND
{{{
: SOUND ( 0 54 10 14 -- )
SWAP ( 0 54 14 10 -- we swap volume and distortion )
$10 ( 0 54 14 10 16 -- hexadecimal $10 or decimal 16 on the stack )
\* ( 0 54 14 160 -- distortion is now multiplied by 16 )
+ ( 0 54 174 -- volume and distortion are added together )
ROT ( 54 174 0 -- we rotate the topmost 3 stack items, brining CH# on the top )
DUP ( 54 174 0 0 -- we duplicate the topmost stack item, the Channel )
+ ( 54 174 0 -- the Pokey Frequency Registers are two bytes apart, so we multiply the channel by 2 by adding the channel values )
AUDBASE ( 54 174 0 $D200 -- we put the constant AUDBASE on the Stack, value is $D200, the first pokey frequency register )
+ ( 54 174 $D200 -- we add the channel to AUDBASE )
ROT ( 174 $D200 54 -- we rotate the topmost 3 Stackitems, bringing the Frequency on top )
OVER ( 174 $D200 54 $D200 -- OVER copies the 2nd Stackitem on the Top of the Stack )
C! ( 174 $D200 -- we store [think POKE] the Frequency value 64 in the Pokey Frequency register $D200 )
1+ ( 174 $D201 -- we increment the topmosat stackvalue, which points now on the register for volume and distortion )
C! ( -- we store volume and distortion 174 in the Pokeys volume and distortion register $D201 )
; ( end of definition of SOUND word )
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BASIC Version
{{{
10 REM european hooter
15 LOW=57:HIGH=45:P=45
20 FOR AGAIN=1 TO 20
30 SOUND 0,P,10,14
40 FOR WAIT = 1 TO 180: NEXT WAIT
50 P=LOW:LOW=HIGH:HIGH=P
60 NEXT AGAIN
70 SOUND 0,0,0,0
80 END
}}}
VolksForth Sound Command
{{{
\\ Atari 8bit Sound Command
$D200 CONSTANT AUDBASE
: SOUND ( CH# FREQ DIST VOL -- )
SWAP $10 * + ROT DUP + AUDBASE +
ROT OVER C! 1+ C! ;
}}}
{{{
: hoover
57 54 ( Sound values for hoover sound )
20 0 DO
OVER
0 SWAP 10 14 SOUND
500 0 DO LOOP ( delay loop )
SWAP ( change sounds )
LOOP
0 0 0 0 SOUND ;
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