=> R0 = pointer to Voice Generator or
0 to read current voice's name
1 to add a voice using a local name
2 to read current voice's local name
3 to change current voice's local name
R1 = voice slot (1-32) (0 to use next free slot)
<= R0 = pointer to name of previous voice (or null terminated error string)
R1 = voice number allocated (0 for failed!)
Use this call to add a Voice Generator to the table of available voices. An error is indicated by R1 set to zero on exit, and R0 pointing to an error string, not the V bit set in the usual manner.
See PRM 4, page 28.
Sound_InstallVoice 0 (&40183)
=> R0 = 0
R1 = voice slot (1-32)
<= R0 = pointer to name of voice (or null if slot is free)
R1 preserved
Reads the name of the voice currently installed in the specified slot.
Sound_InstallVoice 1 (&40183)
=> R0 = 1
R1 = voice slot (1-32)
R2 = pointer to Voice Generator
R3 = voice name in local language (or 0 if no local name)
<= R0 preserved
R1 = voice number allocated (0 for failed!)
R0 = pointer to name of previous voice (or null terminated error string if R1 = 0)
R3 preserved
This bodge allows a voice to be installed with a local name.
Sound_InstallVoice 2 (&40183)
=> R0 = 0
R1 = voice slot (1-32)
<= R0, R1 preserved
R2 = pointer to name of voice (or null if slot is free)
R3 = pointer to local name of voice
Reads the name of the voice currently installed in the specified slot, and the name in the local language.
Sound_InstallVoice 3 (&40183)
=> R0 = 0
R1 = voice slot (1-32)
R2 = 0
R3 = voice name in local language
<= R0 - R3 preserved
This call sets the name of the voice in the local language. It doesn't matter whether the voice had any local name prior to the call.
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