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MIDI解码程序(用VC编写)

Code in this directory was modified by Paolo Bonzini <[e-mail]> starting
from libmikmod 3.1.8

libmikmod was cleaned up, removing code that was needed by libmikmod's
portability (MD_) layer and data that were needed by the player.  The player
itself now forms the core of TiMidity++'s mod.c file but is detached from
libunimod which is nothing more a generic module->UNI converter.  In addition,
libmikmod's own portable file I/O routines were changed to rely on libarc's
URL objects.

The code should be compatible enough that new libmikmod loaders should be
plugged in without even touching the code (only mloader.c's final part).
Some might require changing MREADER * to URL (e.g. amf, it).

libmikmod main authors
----------------------

* Jean-Paul Mikkers (MikMak) <[e-mail]>
  wrote MikMod and maintained it until version 3.
* Jake Stine (Air Richter) <[e-mail]> [email doesn't work anymore...]
  made decisive contributions to the code (esp. IT support) and maintained
  MikMod version 3 until it was discontinued. He still works on the WinAmp
  module plugin, roughly based on MikMod.
* Miodrag Vallat <[e-mail]>
  current libmikmod maintainer (since version 3.0.4), made an audit of the
  code resulting in many bugs fixed.

Previous Unix maintainers
-------------------------

* Steve McIntyre <[e-mail]>
  maintained MikMod'Unix version 2.
* Peter Amstutz <[e-mail]>
  maintained MikMod'Unix version 3.0.

Contributors on the Unix side
-----------------------------

* Arne de Bruijn <[e-mail]>
  wrote the compressed IT sample support.
* Douglas Carmichael <[e-mail]>
  made MikMod work under FreeBSD.
* Chris Conn <[e-mail]>
  wrote the OSS driver.
* Roine Gustaffson <[e-mail]>
  wrote the Digital AudioFile driver.
* Stephan Kanthak <[e-mail]>
  wrote the SGI driver.
* Lutz Vieweg <[e-mail]>
  wrote the AIX and HP-UX drivers.
* Valtteri Vuorikoski <[e-mail]>
  wrote the Sun driver.
* Andy Lo A Foe <[e-mail]>
  wrote the Ultra driver (for the Gravis Ultrasound sound card).
* C Ray C <[e-mail]>
  updated the Ultra driver to work with libmikmod 3.
* ``MenTaLguY'' <[e-mail]>
  autoconfized the Unix libmikmod distribution.
* Claudio Matsuoka <[e-mail]>
  wrote the STX loader and submitted bug fixes.
* Tobias Gloth <[e-mail]>
  created the new I/O interface, made the code MT-safe and submitted bug fixes.
* Kev Vance <[e-mail]>
  wrote the GDM loader.
* Simon Hosie <[e-mail]>
  wrote the piped output driver, and submitted speed optimizations and bugfixes
  for the software mixer.

Contributors on the Windows side
--------------------------------

* Brian McKinney <[e-mail]>
  created the DirectSound driver.
* Bjornar Henden <[e-mail]>
  created the Multimedia API windows driver.

Contributors on the Dos side
----------------------------

Their code isn't there anymore, but they contributed to the success of
libmikmod...

* Jean-Philippe Ajirent wrote the EMS memory routines.
* Peter Breitling ported MikMod to DJGPP.
* Arnout Cosman wrote the PAS driver.
* Mario Koeppen wrote the WSS driver.
* Mike Leibow wrote the GUS driver.
* Jeremy McDonald wrote a fast assembly-language mixer.
* Steffen Rusitschka and Vince Vu wrote the AWE driver.

Contributors on the Macintosh side
----------------------------------

* Anders Bjoerklund <[e-mail]>
  ported libmikmod to the Macintosh.

Contributors on the OS/2 side
-----------------------------

* Stefan Tibus <[e-mail]>
  ported libmikmod to OS/2.
* Andrew Zabolotny <[e-mail]>
  improved the existing OS/2 drivers.

Contributors on the BeOS side
-----------------------------

* Thomas Neumann <[e-mail]>
  integrated libmikmod into his BeOS APlayer, and contributed many bug fixes.

Other contributors
------------------

* Sebastiaan A. Megens <[e-mail]>
  fixed various bugs (memory leaks, endianness issues, etc).

* Paul Fisher made decisive contributions and improvements.
* Alexander Kerkhove fixed an ULT panning effect bug.
* ``Kodiak'' helped on the interfaces of libmikmod.
* Sylvain Marchand make MikMod more portable and GCC compilable.

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