>Instead of using dynamic allocation, have you tried fixed buffer?
Also, you can create white noise with the >alutCreateBufferWaveform().
>I'm a new user of OpenAL myself, so I'm sorry I can't provide you with more help.
Well, the size is predefined so I don't see what difference it would make. Do you?
Thanks I'll see about
alutCreateBufferWaveform(). Right now I just have
al,
alc and
alext (they came with SFML libraries). I'm going to look for
alut.
>Actually, it makes difference the way the computer allocates the
memory, but this is out of scope here. Try with defines, >something like
this
>#define MAX_SIZE 250000
>int main(int argc, char *argv[])
>{
> ALuint buffer[MAX_SIZE];
>}
>This way you don't allocate the memory using new, and on the heap, which may lead to memory leak.
Thanks, it went up to 550000 with #define, better but doesn't really solve the prob ... ;)
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