add more tinyaudio preparation, some test wav files, play sound on collision events. Will expose this in the C-API to pick wav files and collision threshold levels etc. Use the premake --audio flag to try it out. The TinyAudio example in the ExampleBrowser works on Mac, Linux and Windows, you can play notes by pressing keys.
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@@ -87,6 +87,35 @@ if not _OPTIONS["no-enet"] then
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defines {"BT_ENABLE_CLSOCKET"}
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end
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if _OPTIONS["audio"] then
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files {
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"../TinyAudio/b3ADSR.cpp",
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"../TinyAudio/b3AudioListener.cpp",
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"../TinyAudio/b3ReadWavFile.cpp",
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"../TinyAudio/b3SoundEngine.cpp",
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"../TinyAudio/b3SoundSource.cpp",
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"../TinyAudio/b3WriteWavFile.cpp",
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"../TinyAudio/RtAudio.cpp",
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}
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defines {"B3_ENABLE_TINY_AUDIO"}
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if os.is("Windows") then
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links {"winmm","Wsock32","dsound"}
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defines {"WIN32","__WINDOWS_MM__","__WINDOWS_DS__"}
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end
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if os.is("Linux") then initX11()
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defines {"__OS_LINUX__","__LINUX_ALSA__"}
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links {"asound","pthread"}
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end
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if os.is("MacOSX") then
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links{"Cocoa.framework"}
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links{"CoreAudio.framework", "coreMIDI.framework", "Cocoa.framework"}
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defines {"__OS_MACOSX__","__MACOSX_CORE__"}
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end
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end
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files {
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"RobotSimulatorMain.cpp",
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"b3RobotSimulatorClientAPI.cpp",
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