void Init(HWND hWnd)
{
// Set our global window handle to our main window
g_hWnd = hWnd;
// Create our double buffering our window
g_Buffer.CreateDoubleBuffering(hWnd);
// This is where we create the image of our character
HBITMAP hPlayerImage = g_Buffer.LoadABitmap((LPSTR)kPlayerImage);
// Initialize our player with it's image and position
g_Player.Init(hPlayerImage, kPlayerStartX, kPlayerStartY);
// Init, load and draw the first map file
g_Map.Load(kStartMap);
g_Map.SetDrawFlag(true);
// Here we load then play the starting background music
if(!g_Music.Init("techno.mod"))
exit(0);
g_Music.PlaySong();
// we need to seed our random number generator (rand()) for moving npcs.
srand(GetTickCount());
// Set the backbuffer to black first (This clears the backbuffer)
g_Buffer.ClearScreen(BLACK_BRUSH);
}
int main() // Beginning of our program
{
CFmod mySong; // Create our class
if(!mySong.Init(SONG_NAME)) // Init our CFmod class AND load the song
exit(1); // If an error is occurred, we immediately
// exit the program
// We not have the Fmod Sound System initialized and we also have the song loaded.
// All we need to do now is play the song.
// Now we will play the current song loaded (SONG_NAME)
mySong.PlaySong();
// Here we post a message that tells how to quit the program
cout << "Press any key to quit" << endl;
cout << "=========================================================================\n";
// Now that the song is playing, we want to get some information about it.
// Below we print out the amount of channels being played and the CPU usage.
// The CPU Usage is displayed in a percentage. The "channels playing" should
// only say one, since we only have one sound going. There are more channels
// when dealing with MOD and MIDI music because it isn't one constant flow of
// sound data, it is a mixing of data.
// Loop until we hit the keyboard
while (!_kbhit())
{
// Print out the details of the current song being played.
// Notice the "\r", it will redraw over itself each time.
cout << " channels playing: " << FSOUND_GetChannelsPlaying() // This returns the amount of channels being played
<< " cpu usage: "<< FSOUND_GetCPUUsage() // This returns the CPU usage we are taking up
<< "% \r";
}
// We get here if we hit a key on the keyboard, so that must mean we are done.
// Now we need to do the clean up. We don't need to clean up because the
// DeConstructor does it for us.
// Wait for a key to be pressed before we quit
getch();
// Go the the next line
cout << endl;
// Return a success!
return 0;
}
