macOS AlertSoundPlay Deprecated

[iDevCplusplus]

I am currently updating my program for Snow Leopard. I get an alert when doing this, it tells me AlertSoundPlay is deprecated, what do I replace AlertSoundPlay with? Also where can I find reference for deprecated code, so I can updated to newer code.
Thanks

 

[gnasher729]

I am currently updating my program for Snow Leopard. I get an alert when doing this, it tells me AlertSoundPlay is deprecated, what do I replace AlertSoundPlay with? Also where can I find reference for deprecated code, so I can updated to newer code.
Thanks

Seriously, that is lazy. Here is an extract from the relevant header file, with the information you want removed. Took about five seconds to find it. You do know what Spotlight is? Or double-click on AlertSoundPlay, right-click "Show Definition"?

/* ================================================================================ */
/* Public APIs                                                                      */
/* ================================================================================ */
/*
 *  AlertSoundPlay()   *** DEPRECATED ***
 *  
 *  Deprecated:
 *    Use xxxxxxxxxxxx(). Found in
 *    <xxx/xxx.h>

 

[iDevCplusplus]

Duh

No kidding. What REPLACES AlertSoundPlay?!?

 

[jared_kipe]

Use AudioServicesPlayAlertSound(). Found in <AudioToolbox/AudioServices.h>

 

[kainjow]

Or NSBeep() if you're linking with AppKit.

 

[iDevCplusplus]

Thanks

Thank you Jarred

 

[Catfish_Man]

This thread is incredibly depressing. Thank you for at least trying to get people to read headers, gnasher729.

 

[jared_kipe]

This thread is incredibly depressing. Thank you for at least trying to get people to read headers, gnasher729.

He got me to read the header. But I'd rather someone walk away with the answer than confused and angry.

 

[gnasher729]

He got me to read the header. But I'd rather someone walk away with the answer than confused and angry.

You didn't help him though.

 

[jared_kipe]

You didn't help him though.

Depends on your definition.

 

[Uplink03]

I'm butting in just to say thanks for jared_kipe for posting a helpful answer, as for me reading the header on Xcode 12.5.1 wasn't an option. There is no definition for the old symbol in the old project I'm trying to revive after being dead from around macOS 10.6

And this cartoon:

https://imgur.com/a/Nu00sMs

Some of us are coming from the future, and willfully obfuscating the answer is not appreciated.