MIDAS Sound System makefiles
        ----------------------------

All MIDAS Sound System example programs are built using makefiles. They
were used instead of Borland C project files to allow development also
outside the Borland IDE, and for easier using with other compilers. If
you are unfamiliar with make, you can practically always use "make
-fFILENAME" to recompile a program, or "make -fFILENAME -B" to fully
build it. Full built is required when changing from one makefile to
another in the same directory, as some files may not be compiled with
correct options. A full build of the program compiles all the files,
whether they were changed or not.

Most of the makefiles will require some editing, as the directories and
compiler names might not be correct. Everything that needs to be
changed is defined in the beginning of the makefile. For example, if
the makefile contains a line
        BCDIR = c:\bc
and you have installed Borland C to d:\borlandc, simply change the line
to
        BCDIR = d:\borlandc
with any text editor. Likewise, if you are using Borland Pascal instead
of Turbo Pascal, change the line
        PC = tpc
to
        PC = bpc
and similarly for different C compilers.


The makefiles and corresponding batch files in MIDAS Sound System are:

MIDP.MAK                MIDAS Module Player
DBP.MAK                 MIDAS debug module player
MIDASLIB.MAK            MIDAS Sound System library, MIDAS.LIB.
MAKELIB.BAT             Builds MIDAS.LIB, which is used by example
                        programs.
DBPPAS.MAK              MIDAS Pascal debug module player
MIDASTPU.MAK            MIDAS Sound System interface unit, MIDAS.TPU
MAKETPU.BAT             Builds MIDAS.TPU, which is used by example
                        programs
EXAMPLES\C_EXP.MAK      C-language examples. Needs MIDAS.LIB
EXAMPLES\PAS_EXP.MAK    Pascal examples. Needs MIDAS.TPU