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[DIR] Parent Directory        04-Jan-2003 01:19      -  
[   ] COPYING                 06-Mar-2001 05:18    18k  
[   ] cmidi.jar               06-Mar-2001 03:13     6k  
[SND] css_descramble.mid      06-Mar-2001 03:05    77k  
[DIR] src/                    08-Mar-2001 14:17      -  

Java Application to convert text to MIDI and back again. This requires
Java 1.1 or better (Java 1.2+ recommended).

The basic principle is to take a textfile and take the ASCII values of the
characters as MIDI notes. Both are in the range 1..127, so this is
possible. However, C files have a lot of whitespace in them, which would
not be fun to listen to. So, rather than indicate whitespace as a note of
its own, we vary the length of the note. A normal character is a 32nd
note, a character preceeded by a space is a 16th note, and a character
preceeded by a newline is an 8th note.

Copyright 2001 Michael Castleman, <mlc67@columbia.edu>. See file COPYING
for details.

To run under Java 1.2 or better:
--------------------------------

To convert a C file to a MIDI:
$ java -cp cmidi.jar CMidi file.c output.mid

To convert the output MIDI back to C:
$ java -cp cmidi.jar MidiC output.mid file.c

To rebuild, if you don't trust my binary (make sure JDK binaries are in
your PATH):
$ cd src ; make

To run under Java 1.1:
----------------------

To convert a C file to a MIDI:
$ java -classpath cmidi.jar:/path/to/jdk/lib/classes.zip CMidi file.c output.mid

To convert the output MIDI back to C:
$ java -classpath cmidi.jar:/path/to/jdk/lib/classes.zip MidiC output.mid file.c