AW: Binary I/O in haskell.

[Markus.Schnell@infineon.com]

I tried this also, reading in WAV-Files as a String and then converting =
it
into
the appropriate format. That was really nearly infinitely slow.
Now I'm doing all low-level sample and sound card stuff in C and use =
Haskell
to controll it. It's a good balance, I think.
I guess it would be possible purely in Haskell with the Binary module, =
but
I never was sure which of the many was working on my Mac. So I didn't =
really
try. (Can anybody comment on that?)

Markus


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Von: Immanuel Litzroth [mailto:immanuell@enfocus.be]
Gesendet am: Montag, 27. Januar 2003 11:55
An: haskell@haskell.org
Betreff: Binary I/O in haskell.

I am currently writing a small sound/dsp application in haskell, and
I am having some problems deciding on the best way to do I/O from
soundfiles. I am currently only implementing raw data input, and I am
looking for code examples that demonstrate the best way(s) to
implement reading in and processing large amounts of data.
Any help is welcome
Immanuel

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