Now that I submitted the Audio Tone Generator to NuttX mainline I decided to search for some audio tunes to play. Then I searched for the Gorilla.bas game (I used to play this game in a 386 PC when I was child).
I found its source code here: http://telcontar.net/Misc/Gorillas/Gorillas.bas
Looking the source code I found the tune and copy it on NuttX shell:
nsh> echo "t120o1l16b9n0baan0bn0bn0baaan0b9n0baan0b" > /dev/tone0 nsh> echo "o2l16e-9n0e-d-d-n0e-n0e-n0e-d-d-d-n0e-9n0e-d-d-n0e-" > /dev/tone0 nsh> echo "o2l16g-9n0g-een0g-n0g-n0g-eeen0g-9n0g-een0g-" > /dev/tone0 nsh> echo "o2l16b9n0baan0g-n0g-n0g-eeen0o1b9n0baan0b" > /dev/tone0
These QBasic PLAY commands are a “modern” version of MML (Music Macro Language) :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_Macro_Language
Very nice! It worked fine.
Update: Ode to Joy:
nsh> echo "L8eefggfedccdeL6eL16dL4d" > /dev/tone0
Source: http://board.gulli.com/thread/353638-qbasic-toene-erzeugen-fuer-elise/
Update2: Instead of implementing the QBasic Play I could have implemented the RTTTL monophonic format used on old cellphones: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/177265-rttl-ringtone-transfer-language-monophonic-ringtones-lib/
More about RTTTL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_Tone_Transfer_Language
Alan C. Assis 