How do I do that ? I tried using threads but it does not work.

I dont want to create another forum thread, so:
Whats the simplest way to get a string answer from user ? something like a input box (delphi). Do I have to create my own dialog ?

LPCSTR InputBox(HWND hwnd, PCHAR quest, PCHAR title, PCHAR answer, DWORD alength, HBITMAP pic);

this function above would be very nice and simple.

second question: you create console program, and use ReadConsole. For having it easier to parse the answer, use my FASMLIB. It handles some things for you (like conversion of string to number etc).

if you want windows GUI dialog, then AFAIK you have to create it yourself. But it will be just window containing editbox, not that big problem. (And even then you can use FASMLIB to convert numbers. In later version it will have routines to completely parse text in printf/scanf manner)

winmm!PlaySound can play only 1 wav at a time. You can use DirectSound to play 2 or more sound files simultaneously, apply effects, etc. You can find some examples in msdn and convert them to asm (not very hard). Or you can use a lib, like fmod.dll, if you don't want to use DirectSound... directly.

Try mciSendString.If you don't tell it to seperate the files it plays them together.At least in VB..

also try wavemix, microsoft's solution to this problem. http://www.vbexplorer.com/VBExplorer/sound2.asp

totally sucks. you can't do sound properly without directx. apparently there is a latency issue with wavemix: http://www.compuphase.com/wavemix.htm

hrmf.

htmf. doesn't even seem to work properly. at this this example doesn't: http://www.programmersheaven.com/download/6794/download.aspx

not really... switches from one channel to another to accomodate multiple sounds. and cuts sound out too...

arrghh!

how on earth did games work before directx??

oo, this is good: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/3390/mnoise.html

summary: without directx you get bad audio (8-bit) and latency (delay from call and actual sound output).

what about mixing the sound self?
use the valuse and add them, or sth else...
(sin cos and these math things...)