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The same ways that you play sound using other languages, just with lots more work
to handle memory management etc.
You can load audio samples from a file. You can generate music using an algorithm that
produces a stream of samples. You can use midi synthesis.
A win32 program under XP has to call the windows API's to output sounds.
You can use waveOutOpen, the midi API or directx.
A DOS program under XP can use the old DOS methods of making sound such as the BIOS call
for making a beep in the speaker. I think an XP dos box has an emulation layer that acts like a soundblaster compatible card.
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