Something to note:

* It should be possible to compile the program on any ansi c compiler.
 However, some portability issues may occur on platforms with a
 less-than-32-bit int. Flat memory addressing of a couple of megabytes
 is also required.

* Audio is supported on OpenSound (OSS) and compatibles. On non-opensound
 operating systems, the audio is output in raw digital pcm to the standard
 output. (Format: 44100 Hz stereo with 16-bit signed little-endian
 samples). The de-facto standard UNIX program for audio conversion is
 called 'sox'.

* Standard output is also used if the OSS audio device (/dev/dsp) cannot be
 opened.

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