readme.txt       - General information on DUMB
licence.txt      - Conditions for the use of this software
release.txt      - Release notes and changes for this and past releases

docs/howto.txt   - Step-by-step instructions on adding DUMB to your project
docs/faq.txt     - Frequently asked questions and answers to them
docs/dumb.txt    - DUMB library reference
docs/deprec.txt  - Information about deprecated parts of the API
docs/ptr.txt     - Quick introduction to pointers for those who need it
docs/fnptr.txt   - Explanation of function pointers for those who need it
docs/modplug.txt - Some comments on ModPlug Tracker and compatibility

readme.txt       - General information on DUMBOGG
COPYING          - Conditions for the use of this software
release.txt      - Release notes and changes for this and past releases
howto.txt        - Step-by-step instructions on using DUMBOGG
djgpp.txt        - Special instructions for DJGPP

How to compile libogg and libvorbis under DJGPP:

Note: these instructions are for compiling libogg v1.0 and libvorbis v1.0.
They may or may not work properly for other versions.

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libogg:

In your libogg distribution, open up the file /include/ogg/os_types.h, and
near the end, right after the OS/2 GCC #elif, add the following:

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#elif defined (DJGPP)

   /* DJGPP */
   typedef short ogg_int16_t;
   typedef int ogg_int32_t;
   typedef unsigned int ogg_uint32_t;
   typedef long long ogg_int64_t;
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Now save the file, and you can compile the lib with the batch file as
instructed in howto.txt.

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libvorbis, libvorbisenc, libvorbisfile:

Open up the file /lib/os.h, and near the end, right before the last
#endif, add the following code:

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#ifdef DJGPP
#  define rint(x)   (floor((x)+0.5f))
#endif
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Now you can compile the source properly under DJGPP.

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