Input from Audio Port

I believe you can do it the same way you would want to read the mouse/com port etc....    Access the part of memory/ the interrupt  that would be connected to your port.  You should also be able to write to that memory.  In pascal you the "mem[seg:off]"  that can be used to write directly to mem.

I know this isn't the best answer, but I hope it helps

But how do I write to procedures that access the mouse, com, and audio ports?  What are the commands that I have to type?  Additionally, how can I play the sounds on a Pascal program once I have made contact with a port?

if it is of any help I have the source to pogram the soundblaster pro card.

krueger,  How well do you know pascal?  If you don't know it real well, then you might want to  reject this answer and get potsy's source.

I don't know Pascal all that well.  I just started programming late this August, so my programs consists mainly of text and some mathematical calculations.  I'd like to do more (such as something involving input from other ports) but I have no idea how to do this.

Potsy, how can I get the source code from you?  Are you going to upload it onto this message board or do you want me e-mail address to upload it personally?  

well the source I have I got off the net and haven't had the time to test it yet so I'll give you the url and if it has what you need I'll submit this as an answer.

http://www.lakenet.com/~potter/audio.pas

I can't really use the code until I know how I can related it to input coming from other ports.  It should help once I know how to access the ports, though.  Until then...

so what would you like to do?