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README
1This directory contains the Makefile and config.h needed to compile 2libWilMidi library and wildmidi player for DOS using DJGPP. 3 4 5To compile, you need DJGPP library and its associated compiler suite. 6Both djgpp-v2.03 and v2.05 should work. DJGPP is available from its 7official site at <http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/> 8Cd in to the djgpp directory and run 'make', i.e.: 9 10 cd djgpp 11 make 12 13.. which will generate libWildMidi.a and wildmidi.exe. If necessary, 14edit the Makefile to meet your needs/environment. 15 16 17The player (wildmidi.exe) can either output to a Sound Blaster (SB1, 18SB2, SBPro, SB16, or compatible) hardware: 19 20 wildmidi mymidi.mid 21 22... or, it can generate a wav file: 23 24 wildmidi -o output.wav mymidi.mid 25 26Use -r <SampleRate> to specify a sample rate, use -c <ConfigFile> to 27point to your wildmidi.cfg config file: 28 29 wildmidi -c c:\wildmidi.cfg -r 22050 mymidi.mid 30 31Run "wildmidi -h" to see other command line switches. 32