ZanQuance wrote:

Since I've gotten back to working on the new Aureal DOS drivers, I've been attempting to get my TSR detecting properly in each g […]
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Since I've gotten back to working on the new Aureal DOS drivers, I've been attempting to get my TSR detecting properly in each game and SB test applications.
Today I was looking into writing the wrapper routines for sound.com, what all did sound.com actually do for the Adlib cards?

Was the inner workings of sound.com documented anywhere? I did find some info on Ralph's interrupt archive, but are those all the interrupt functions sound.com handled?

For Rick Dangerous 2 I had to hook INT 0x65 after which Rick2 no longer locks when selecting the Adlib output.

It is just a helper driver so sound programmer can use int vector to do some high level stuff like load instrument and turn sounds on/off, instead of knowing what values must be written to which register and how the IO ports must be accessed to write a register. I think I may have seen a disassembly of it somewhere.

Thanks, I'll keep using the old Aureal TSR as a reference for the new one. If the disassembly pops up send it my way, I'd like to compare as a reference for accuracy.