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Cross-platform library for generting pure sound with adjustable level of volume/dB written in C or C++

Hi, I'm looking for a Cross-platform library for generting pure sound with adjustable level of power/voltage written in C or C++. It must not be GPL. Please share if you know any. Thanks.

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CLAM is one such library that is GPL but the authors are willing to dual license (probably for a fee) if needed.

You dismiss the GPL, but not the LGPL - LIBSDL is another option if LGPL is acceptable for you.

Adam Davis  2009-12-11 04:55:10
+1 thank you Adam for quick reply. I'm looking into those. I want library to be able to run on embedded Linux/Linux phones as well.
Viet  2009-12-11 04:58:28

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