ref: bf4e1d8daca98356c2faee56a720b089408a023a
parent: 8ecad9c4ccad7a28fafd435000c13bc757a0572a
author: rrt <rrt>
date: Fri Nov 24 17:27:18 EST 2006
We're no longer abusing CFLAGS (at least, not for passing options).
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -83,10 +83,8 @@
o Add a fifo/buffer to audio drivers to prevent losing audio data.
Perhaps mpg123 could be used as an example.
- o Add new PRC format in to auto.c
+ o Add new PRC format in to auto.c.
- o Still passing some options using CFLAGS instead of stconfig.h.
-
o Lots of effects are using "double" to prevent overflow of
st_sample_t math. With ststdint.h we now have a portable way
of detecting uint64_t... Use that when possible to speed up
@@ -115,7 +113,7 @@
SOX includes skeleton format files to assist you in supporting new
formats, sound effect loops, and special-purpose programs.
The full skeleton format, skel.c, helps you write a driver
-for a new format which has data structures. Skeleff.c is
+for a new format which has data structures. skeleff.c is
a starting point for writing a sound effect loop. Sox.c is
a good starting point for new programs. (Someone finally
did this and told me what was wrong...)