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To: mushypd@redrose.net, Jamie Bentley <sniper@technet2000.com.au>
From: Evert-Jan Slypen <jazz@lobster.demon.nl>
Subject: Re: THX is okay in my book
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At 00:50 07/12/97 +0500, Mush wrote:
>-> That THS program stops all mods/meds and ABK songs from playing... Its a
>-> virus, not a program!
Why would you want to play a THX song next to a PT song?
>
>I hadnt tried that much with it, but I did notice it steals half a meg of
>public memory before playing any mod!
THX reserves that for filters, it precalcs the filters instead of doing
that on the fly (which would use way too much cputime). It's probably
possible to not use this function if the song doesn't use filters (have to
consult this with the programmer) as older songs do not reserve this memory
as they don't use filters. Anyway, the memory can be given back if you're
not playing a song.
I like THX so there. ;)
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Eef.