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Now that I understand a little bit more maybe I can explain this better. What I wanted to do was assign a letter to a wave, sine, square, etc. Each letter would represent a different amplitude with "A" being the lowest non zero amplitude level up to "Z" being the highest. There were other ideas...

@serpretetsky still working on it. This whole thing is new ground for me so it might take some time. Also I have to juggle this with all the other projects I am working on. I also started thinking about using different type of waves like square, triangle and sawtooth.

I am sorry for all the confusion. As I said in my original post I have no experience in this field so it's a bit difficult for me to express what I want to do because of my lack of understanding. Basically I just want to be able to do this: string->audio file->string I believe @Dogs got what I...

I am trying to make a game where the waves in an audio file represents letters of the alphabet. What I want to do is create a different sound wave when a certain letter is entered. So lets say I enter in the string "hello world", ten sound waves would be created each wave representing a letter...

^^Yea its free all you need is a mac and xcode and you can write apps. But there are some limitation with not having a developers license like not being able to run your app on an actual device only the simulator. Also you can't use any of the services like game center. But if your looking to...

I have a few apps in the app store already and I would suggest you just learn objective c. You can get away with using c/c++ but sooner or later you will need to use some objective c in order to interact with the cocoa framework. As for using third parties frameworks which allow you to use...

You'll never remember or know everything there is to know because the material is extremely vast. The best thing to do is to just solve the problem at hand and re-visit it and improve it as you go. No one writes perfect code that is why we use version/source control. You do what you can with the...

none of this is important for you right now just focus on writing and reading code. you'll learn what you need and what you don't once you start building applications. good luck.

i don't really understand what you are asking here. ray wenderlish's website has more then enough information to get you up to speed. if your looking for more the official iOS documentation from apple is where you should be at. if you need someone to walk you through the process of iOS...

i love nintendo but i also think they will have no choice but to go the sega route. like i said in my earlier post, nintendo can't rely on their handhelds to make up the difference this time around. smartphones/tablets now rule the handheld world and that's not going to change any time soon...

personally i think the nes was a great system. super mario bros. 3 is a prime example. the amazing fast pace gameplay, the beautiful artwork engulf in an 8bit world, the lovable characters, etc.. for its time the system was awesome, to judge it outside of it's time frame is a bit unfair and...

this is really funny, the OP started this thread looking for an answers to a simple problem but instead ended up with the thread being hijacked. but at the same time the OP hasn't responded to any of the posts and pretty much allowed this to happen.

i think the real problem for nintendo this time around is that they can't fall back on their handheld systems to make up the difference. they dominated the handheld world for some time now allowing them to take a chance with a console. just look at the gamecube for instance. though many of us...

what is this whole deal about saving space? it is my understanding that the reason saving space was important was because back in the day on those old terminal machines every line matter which is why all those old school coders code in that style. but with today's tech it's seems silly to...

yeah you usually leave the default constructor alone and instead override the constructor. take for example: say you have a class called test, default constructor would be something along the lines of: public test() { } you then override it with say: public test(param1, param2) { param1 =...