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3.2.3.3) Where can I find information about the NeXT MIDI driver?
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 91 16:59:46 PDT
From: Conrad_Geiger@NeXT.COM
To: nextmusic@silvertone.Princeton.EDU
Subject: MIDI driver documentation
Draft Documentation Available - MIDI driver documentation
NeXT Publications Group
A new document describing the MIDI driver is available on the
Internet archive servers. This document is a revised and expanded
version of the Release 1.0 MIDI driver documentation, and is not
present in Release 2 or in the hard-copy technical documentation.
The document is available by anonymous ftp (file transfer protocol) from one of the following Internet archive servers:
""____________________________________________________""
hostname Directory
""____________________________________________________""
cs.orst.EDU pub/next/documents/TechSupportNotes
sonata.cc.purdue.EDU pub/next/submissions
etlport.etl.go.jp (Japan) pub/NeXT/documents/MIDIDriver
The two files that make up this draft document are:
MIDIDriver.tar.Z
MIDIDriver_README
MIDIDriver.tar.Z is 54.2 kilobytes in size. Unarchived, it's a
directory called MIDIDriver that occupyies 141 kilobytes and consists
of:
Introduction.rtf -- An introduction for users of MIDI on NeXT
computers, including information on MIDI interfaces, the MIDI data
format, and whether to use the driver functions or the Music Kit.
DriverOverview.rtfd -- A conceptual overview of the NeXT MIDI driver.
CFunctions/ -- Specifications of the MIDI C functions
Your feedback on the document is welcome. See the file
MIDIDriver_README for details.
Doug Keislar
NeXT Computer, Inc.
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