/*
 * Configurated changes for WinLIB
 * Automatigically created by Configure
 */

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* DEBUG
 *
 * Enable or disable debugging?  Debugging can be a bit on the verbose side,
 * and may fill up your screen.  On the other hand it may be very useful in
 * helping fix bugs, so for the most part, this may be added.  :)
 */
$0

/* MOUSE_COORD
 *
 * Enable or disable mouse coordinate information display.  This is usually
 * good during programming.  This can be turned on or off within WinLIB, so
 * I wouldn't worry too much about it.
 */
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/* COLOR_SUPPORT
 *
 * Enable or disable color support?  This will allow your users to use the
 * color bar window (internal) and allow them to change colors within your
 * program.  This is usually a good idea.
 */
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/* SOUND_SUPPORT
 *
 * Enable or disable sound support?  This will allow you to assign different
 * sounds to different actions that WinLIB performs.  This must be assigned
 * at the beginning of the program.
 */
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/* WAVFILE
 *
 * This is the program used when generating any wav sound files.  This is
 * used within the library to generate sound for actions related to the
 * library.  This is generally found automatically.
 *
 * Keep in mind that some forms of Microsoft Windows sound capture programs
 * and Windows 95 doesn't create correctly formatted .WAV files, and
 * therefore, the "play" program may not do what you want.
 */
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/* USE_DEV_AUDIO
 *
 * If you're using Linux, you can use the /dev/audio device to play
 * Sun Audio files.  WinLIB fully supports use of this device.  This device
 * is highly recommended for use than using the .WAV file device.
 */
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/* SOUND_ADDRESS
 *
 * This is the address of your system.  This is the IP address of where you
 * are running the sound server. */
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