<machine/soundcard.h> was simply a compatibility symlink on FreeBSD and it is now gone away.
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Force DSP_RESET on AudioExit() so that we don't get "clicks" (?).
Force device to stop immediately with an SNDCTL_DSP_RESET. Otherwise, a regular close() sends SNDCTL_DSP_SYNC which can hang (and does on PPC)
Unix: new prefs options "dsp" and "mixer" to set the OSS device names instead of the hardcoded '/dev/dsp' and '/dev/mixer'
B2 maintainer for FreeBSD reported <sys/soundcard.h> is the one to use in all recent versions of FreeBSD.
cleaned up pthread attributes [Brian Johnson]
- documentation updates - 2001 -> 2002 - version 0.9 -> 1.0
- audio_oss_esd.cpp (open_esd): even return false if !ENABLE_ESD and shut up the compiler by the way
- updated the TECH document - EtherReset() clears the UDP protocol list - audio_oss_esd.cpp: AudioExit() calls close_audio() - ether_unix.cpp: uses map<> for protocol handlers - updated audio_dummy.cpp and ether_dummy.cpp
fixed a couple of compiler warnings
some cleanups
- supported audio formats are now kept in STL vectors - added run-time audio parameter switching for OSS/ESD audio output - setting ESPEAKER env variable causes B2 to try ESD before OSS
- bumped version number to 0.9 - updated copyright dates
- first version to run natively on NetBSD/m68k
- updated copyright info: 1999->2000
- imported UAE CPU 0.8.10 changes - new utility functions Mac_memset, Mac2Host_memcpy, Host2Mac_memcpu and Mac2Mac_memcpy - extfs.cpp: fixed bug in fs_rename() and fs_cat_move() (auxiliary IOParam block was not in Mac address space) - some provisions for using UAE CPU compiler (doesn't work yet)
- fixes to audio_oss_esd.cpp from Alexander R. Pruss (8-bit mode) - added configuration summary to configure script - prefs_editor_amiga.cpp: output of SCSI prefs was broken
- audio_linux.cpp renamed to audio_oss_esd.cpp (now also used under FreeBSD) and added support for ESD - medium removal is allowed for CD-ROM on exit - added mkinstalldirs to "make install" target
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