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- * I had to change the Makefile not only to add the new config (obviously),
- but also, because NeXT has basename, but no dirname. So I changed the
- corresponding targets.
- * I added support for sgtty ("old" BSD) style terminal settings to Unix/ui.c.
- Right now, it's made #ifdef __NeXT__ because I don't know exactly which
- include files would be correct for any machine, but it should work on
- all other BSD systems that have it.
- * I created a new variable 'play_ahead' that tells, how many buffer blocks
- are queued before waiting for the sound to actually play. I did this,
- because the buffering is required to ensure continous play, even if
- the program is not running continously (like when you're working with
- the computer ;-)) I would have liked to make the value settable with some
- command line option, but this would be architecture dependent. So it's
- just defaulted right now.
- * I had to #ifndef __NeXT__ out the flush_buffer() call you had. See the
- comment there.
- * I had to change 2 #ifdef's that prevent including malloc.h
-
- I think that's it. If you have any questions, ask away.
-
- By the way ... do you know by chance any tracker, that can play s3m modules
- for "real" ;-) Unix machines (like Sun, Sgi, etc.)? Or at least one, that
- has a large hardware-independent part, that generates a stream of samples
- to be played, just like your tracker does?
-
- Thanks and bye,
- Rolf
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