The following code is written is written in Dynamic C from Z World.  All of the functions are included in one long file, which is not recommended for the most part, but  I was more interested in making it work properly than making it easier to read.  I will eventually break out the different groups of functions so that they are easier to read and adapt to various projects.  Any comments are welcome.

This code will prompt you for a song name in the stdio window of Dynamic C, play the song, then prompt for the next song.  This should be a good base to begin with if you are designing your own interface.  The drive contents must be defragged to be played properly.

      The following code is written is written in Dynamic C from Z World.  All of the functions are included in one long file, which is not recommended for the most part, but  I was more interested in making it work properly than making it easier to read.  I will eventually break out the different groups of functions so that they are easier to read and adapt to various projects.  Any comments are welcome.

Note that the Current Code will only work with the correct LCD module and keypad connected to the display.  If you do not have the LCD, the Basic Code should be used.  You should be able to adapt this code to use any serial LCD (20x4 without any major overhauls) by changing the LCD command functions at the beginning of the code, although I have never tried this.  The output to the LCD and the input from the keypad (serial as well) should be connected to serial port C.  The drive contents must be defragged to be played properly.