1STILVIEW(1)                      User Programs                     STILVIEW(1)
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NAME

6       stilview - command-line program to help you retrieve the entries stored
7       in STIL.
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SYNOPSIS

10       stilview [-b] [-d] [-e entry] [-f field] [-i] [-l HVSC base dir] [-m]
11                    [-o] [-s] [-t tune number]
12
13       stilview {[-h] | [-v]}
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DESCRIPTION

16       STILView is a command-line driven program to help you retrieve the
17       entries stored in STIL fast and accurately. STILView uses the STIL C++
18       class heavily to do this, and in fact, the primary purpose of this
19       command-line program is to test that class (which is, BTW, used in many
20       GUI-based SID players, most notably in SIDPlay for Windows and XSIDPLAY
21       for Unix systems).  However, it is user-friendly enough to be used by
22       non-programmers, too.
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GLOSSARY

25       Some terms and STIL-related lingo in alphabetical order:
26
27       BUG ENTRY
28           There exists a special file in HVSC (/DOCUMENTS/BUGlist.txt) that
29           lists all known bugs in SID tunes in HVSC.  See the top of that
30           file for details about what's in it exactly.  A BUG entry is like a
31           STIL entry, but it is contained in this BUGlist.txt file.
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33       FIELD
34           The smallest piece of information in a STIL entry. Currently valid
35           field names are NAME, TITLE, ARTIST and COMMENT.
36
37       FILE-GLOBAL COMMENT
38           A special COMMENT field in a STIL entry for a multi-tune SID file
39           that refers to the whole SID, not just one tune in it. These
40           usually contain general information about the SID file itself.
41
42           Example:
43
44             /Hubbard_Rob/Gerry_the_Germ.sid
45             COMMENT: In Rob's own demo of this music, the tunes are named after the levels
46                      in the original game.
47             (#1)
48               TITLE: Lungs
49             (#2)
50               TITLE: Kidney
51             (#7)
52               TITLE: End
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54       HVSC
55           High Voltage SID Collection. If you don't know what this is, you
56           downloaded the wrong program. :)
57
58       HVSC-RELATIVE PATHNAME
59           The pathname plus filename of a SID file that can be found in your
60           HVSC, relative to the base directory of HVSC. It is always in UNIX-
61           style format, eg.: /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid refers to Rob
62           Hubbard's Commando.sid file within HVSC (which may actually be
63           found as C:\Music\HVSC\Hubbard_Rob\Commando.sid on your Windows
64           PC).
65
66       MULTI-TUNE ENTRY
67           A STIL entry that is referring to a SID file that has many tunes in
68           it.  Each tune might have its own STIL block, which are separated
69           by a so-called tune designation in the form of "(#x)", where x =
70           the tune number. Consult the STIL.FAQ in HVSC for a detailed
71           description.
72
73           Example:
74
75             /Hubbard_Rob/Gerry_the_Germ.sid
76             COMMENT: In Rob's own demo of this music, the tunes are named after the levels
77                      in the original game.
78             (#1)
79               TITLE: Lungs
80             (#2)
81               TITLE: Kidney
82             (#7)
83               TITLE: End
84
85       SECTION
86           A part of STIL that belongs to one composer (ie. every STIL entry
87           referring to SID files that are in one subdirectory in HVSC).
88           Sections in STIL are always separated by a line in the form of:
89           "### Composer's name ########".
90
91       SECTION-GLOBAL COMMENT
92           A special STIL entry that refers not to an individual SID file, but
93           to a whole subdirectory. These usually contain info about the
94           composer himself, or about all the SID file he/she ever composed,
95           and are always indexed in the form of "/Subdir/" (note the trailing
96           slash!).
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98           Example:
99
100             /Hubbard_Rob/
101             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
102                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
103                      credited to him.
104                      Hubbard's own comments are denoted by (RH).
105
106       SINGLE-TUNE ENTRY
107           A STIL entry that has no tune designation in it in the form of
108           "(#x)", where x is a number. (Note, that a single-tune entry might
109           still refer to a SID file which has many tunes in it, ie. when a
110           single-tune entry has nothing but a COMMENT field in it!)
111
112           Example:
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114             /Hubbard_Rob/Chain_Reaction.sid
115             TITLE: Zoolook (remix) [from Zoolook]
116             ARTIST: Jean Michel Jarre
117
118           Another example (the SID this is refering to has many tunes in
119           it!):
120
121             /Barrett_Steve/Magic_Land_Dizzy.sid
122             COMMENT: Also used in the game "Wacky Darts" (c) 1990 Codemasters.
123
124       STIL
125           SID Tune Information List, essentially a text-file database that
126           can be found in your HVSC in the /DOCUMENTS/ subdirectory.
127
128       STIL ENTRY
129           All of the pieces of information in STIL relating to one SID file
130           of the HVSC. They are always indexed by the HVSC-relative pathname.
131
132       TUNE
133           One of the compositions in a SID. Most SID files have only one tune
134           in them, but many have more than one (eg. one for the title score
135           of the game, and one for the hi-score music).
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OPTIONS

138       -b  Do not print BUG entries Default value: Not specified (ie. do print
139           BUG entries)
140
141           Example: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid -b"
142
143           When this option is specified, BUG entries will not be printed for
144           the given SID tune. At a minimum, the -e option has to be specified
145           for this option to work.
146
147       -d  Default value: Not specified (ie. debug mode is off)
148
149           Example: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid -d"
150
151           Turns on debug mode in STILView. This will result in an extensive
152           output, with the debugging messages going to STDERR. If you
153           encounter any problem or strange behavior with STILView, run
154           STILView with the exact same options as you did when you
155           encountered the problem, with this -d option added to them. Capture
156           the complete output of this run, and send it to me with a detailed
157           explanation of the problem (see email address at the top of this
158           file).
159
160       -e=entry
161           Default: NONE (you have to give an HVSC-relative pathname to this
162           option)
163
164           Example #1: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid"
165
166           Example #2: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/"
167
168           This is where you specify the STIL entry you are looking for, given
169           as an HVSC-relative pathname. If there exists no STIL entry for the
170           given filename, STILView will print out nothing. Otherwise, you'll
171           get the STIL entry (or parts of it, as you may have specified it by
172           other options). HVSC-relative pathnames are case-insensitive, so
173           /HUBBARD_ROB/Commando.sid is the same as /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid.
174
175           Example #1 is the most frequent way of retrieving STIL entries, and
176           it will return all of the STIL entry for Commando.sid, as well as
177           the section-global comment for /Hubbard_Rob/. Example #2 is another
178           valid thing to do: this will return only the section-global comment
179           for /Hubbard_Rob/.
180
181       -h  Default: NONE Example: stilview -h
182
183           Prints a brief help screen listing the available options. All other
184           options that are also specified on the command-line are ignored.
185
186       -f=field
187           Default: all
188
189           Valid values for <field> are: all, name, author, title, artist,
190           comment
191
192           Example #1: "stilview -l -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -f=comment"
193
194           Example #2: "stilview -l -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=1 -f=title"
195
196           Example #3: "stilview -l -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=12 -f=all -s
197           -b"
198
199           Asks for one particular field in a STIL entry. Combined with the -t
200           option, these two options can retrieve any portion of a STIL entry,
201           including a single field in a specific subtune's entry. Below is
202           full and complete explanation of what the different possible
203           combinations of the -t and -f options retrieve:
204
205           "-t=0 -f=all" : All of the STIL entry is printed.
206
207           "-t=0 -f=comment" : The file-global comment is printed. For single-
208           tune entries that have nothing but a COMMENT field in them, this
209           prints that COMMENT. For single-tune entries that have other fields
210           in them, this prints nothing. (This is because single-tune entries
211           with nothing but a COMMENT field are assumed to be file-global
212           comments.)
213
214           "-t=0 -f=<name/author/title/artist>" : Nothing is printed. This
215           combination of these options is invalid.
216
217           "-t=<x> -f=all" : (Where x is anything but 0.) All fields from the
218           portion of the STIL entry for the given tune number <x> are
219           printed. For single-tune entries, asking for -t=1 -f=all is
220           equivalent to saying -t=0 -f=all, since by definition, the whole
221           entry refers to only one tune. (However, specifying -t with any
222           other number than 1 will print nothing!) Note that if there's a
223           file-global comment in the STIL entry (which also means that if a
224           single-tune entry has nothing but a COMMENT field in it), that is
225           not printed with these combinations of options.
226
227           "-t=<x> -f=<name/author/title/artist/comment>" : (Where x is
228           anything but 0.) The specific field from the portion of the STIL
229           entry for the given tune number is printed. For single-tune entries
230           that have nothing but a COMMENT in them, this returns nothing.
231
232           Of course, if the STIL entry or any portion of it asked with these
233           options does not exist, STILView will print nothing. Also, unless
234           otherwise specified with the -o, -s and -b options, the section-
235           global comment and the BUG entry of the given SID file will also
236           get printed (provided they exist).
237
238           In example #1, the file-global comment for /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid
239           is printed, since -t is not specified and is assumed to be 0. Also
240           printed are the section- global comment and the BUG entry for the
241           same SID file (if they exist). In example #2, the TITLE field of
242           the STIL entry for tune #1 of /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid is printed
243           along with the section-global comment and the BUG entry for the
244           same SID file (if they exist). In example #3, all of the STIL entry
245           for tune #12 of /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid is printed, but nothing
246           else.
247
248       -i  Default: NONE
249
250           Example: "stilview -i"
251
252           Starts STILView in interactive mode, ignoring all other options
253           specified on the command-line, except -l, -d and -m. In interactive
254           mode, you can look for STIL entries by typing them in. You will get
255           prompted for the desired STIL entry (which has to be specified with
256           an HVSC-relative pathname), for the tune number requested (which
257           should be any non-negative number, but this is not enforced), and
258           finally for the specific STIL field you want to retrieve.
259
260       -l=HVSC base dir
261           Default: The value of the HVSC_BASE environment variable
262
263           Example #1: "stilview -l=C:\Music\HVSC\
264           -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid"
265
266           Example #2: "stilview -l=../HVSC/ =-e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid"
267
268           Example #3: "stilview -l -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid"
269
270           This is where you tell STILView where it can find the HVSC base
271           directory (the path to the directory has to be specified in the
272           form required by your operating system, eg. C:\Music\HVSC under
273           Windows, /home/lala/HVSC under UNIX). STILView will then try to
274           locate the STIL.txt file in the /DOCUMENTS/ subdirectory of that
275           directory. If this option is not specified (or if -l is specified
276           without a base directory), STILView will try to extract the path of
277           the HVSC base directory from the HVSC_BASE environment variable. If
278           that environment variable doesn't exist or is pointing to a
279           location where there's no STIL.txt file in a DOCUMENTS directory,
280           STILView fails. If the HVSC_BASE environment variable exists and is
281           valid, and this option is specified, the directory specified with
282           this option is used as the HVSC base directory instead of the
283           environment variable.
284
285           In example #1 the HVSC base directory is located in C:\Music\HVSC\
286           on the hard drive of a Windows PC, in example #2 it is located in
287           the HVSC directory of the current directory's parent directory of a
288           UNIX system. In example #3 the HVSC base directory is not specified
289           with the option, so it is assumed that the HVSC_BASE environment
290           variable contains the path to it. In reality, specifying the -l
291           option in example #3 is redundant, and can be omitted.
292
293       -m  Demo mode
294
295           Default: NONE
296
297           Example #1: "stilview -m"
298
299           Example #2: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid -m -i"
300
301           When specified, it prints out a whole bunch of things that a) test
302           most of the functionality of STILView, and b) show what STILView is
303           capable of retrieving from STIL. In example #1, the demo is printed
304           with the STIL info coming from a default STIL entry, then STILView
305           quits. In example #2, the demo is printed taking the STIL info from
306           the specified STIL entry of /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid (instead of
307           the default SID file), then interactive mode is entered.
308
309       -o  Do not print STIL entries
310
311           Default value: Not specified (ie. do print STIL entries)
312
313           Example #1: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -o"
314
315           Example #2: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -o -s"
316
317           When this option is specified, STIL entries will not be printed for
318           the given SID tune (but section-global entries and BUG entries will
319           be printed, provided they exist and other options did not turn
320           their output off). At a minimum, the -e option has to be specified
321           for this option to work. Example #1 will print out the section-
322           global comment and the BUG entry for /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid,
323           example #2 will print out just the section-global comment for the
324           same SID.
325
326       -s  Do not print section-global comments
327
328           Default value: Not specified (ie. do print section-global entries)
329
330           Example: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -s"
331
332           When this option is specified, section-global entries will not be
333           printed for the given SID tune. At a minimum, the -e option has to
334           be specified for this option to work.
335
336       -t=tune number
337           Default value: 0
338
339           Example #1: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid -t=0"
340
341           Example #2: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=1 -f=title -s
342           -b"
343
344           Example #3: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=12"
345
346           Asks for the portion of a STIL entry referring to one particular
347           tune. If tune number 0 is given, it retrieves all of the entry.
348           Combined with the -f option, these two options can retrieve any
349           portion of a STIL entry, including a single field in a specific
350           subtune's entry.
351
352           For further details about this option, see the explanation of the
353           -f option.
354
355           Example #1 retrieves all of the STIL entry for
356           /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid, including the section-global comment and
357           the BUG entry (if any), but since the default value for this option
358           is 0, it might as well be omitted in this example. Example #2
359           retrieves only the TITLE field of the first subtune's entry for
360           /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid (and not the section- global comment or the
361           BUG entry), while example #3 retrieves all of the STIL entry for
362           tune #12 of the same SID file (including the section-global comment
363           and the BUG entry, if any).
364
365       -v  Print version numbers
366
367           Default value: Not specified (ie. do *not* print version numbers)
368
369           Example #1: "stilview -v"
370
371           Example #2: "stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid -v"
372
373           When this option is specified, the version number of the STILView
374           program and the version number of the STIL.txt file used by it is
375           printed out. In example #1 this is the only piece of info that gets
376           printed on the screen, in example #2 the version numbers are
377           printed out, then the STIL entry for /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid is
378           also printed out.
379

ENVIRONMENT

381       HVSC_BASE
382           Specifies the location of the HVSC base directory.
383

EXAMPLES

385       All of the examples below assume that the HVSC_BASE environment is set
386       to a valid HVSC base directory (where the $HVSC_BASE/DOCUMENTS/STIL.txt
387       and $HVSC_BASE/DOCUMENTS/BUGlist.txt files exist), and the examples
388       also assume the presence of the following entries in these files:
389
390        --- In STIL.txt ---
391
392          /Hubbard_Rob/
393          COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
394                   have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
395                   credited to him.
396
397          /Hubbard_Rob/Action_Biker.sid
398          COMMENT: "Action B was a very early game and very conservative in it's approach
399                   - it was my idea of giving them what I thought they wanted, a simple
400                   cute tune....." (RH)
401
402          /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid
403          COMMENT: Tunes #1 and #3 have been converted from arcade version.
404
405          /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid
406          COMMENT: According to Hubbard, Kentilla and Delta were the most complicated one
407                   to compose, they took the longest time to do and they both drove him
408                   insane.
409          (#1)
410            TITLE: On the Run [from the Dark Side of the Moon]
411           ARTIST: Pink Floyd
412          COMMENT: It is more inspired by it than a remix of it.
413          (#12)
414            TITLE: Koyaanisqatsi [from the movie]
415           ARTIST: Philip Glass
416          COMMENT: "Inspired by Philip Glass and Pink Floyd." (RH)
417
418          /Hubbard_Rob/International_Karate.sid
419            TITLE: Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence [from the movie] (0:42-1:16)
420           ARTIST: Ryuichi Sakamoto
421          COMMENT: "[...] I started exploring pentatonic things in B flat minor over
422                   different bass notes, B flat, D flat, G flat and A flat. The middle
423                   section went into F (I think) at double tempo to liven things up. I
424                   was pleased with the tune......" (RH)
425
426          /Hubbard_Rob/Rasputin.sid
427          (#1)
428            TITLE: Katjusha (0:07-0:36)
429           ARTIST: Matvei Blanter, M. Isakovski
430            TITLE: Katjusha (2:20)
431           ARTIST: Matvei Blanter, M. Isakovski
432            TITLE: Kaljinka (2:41-2:51)
433           ARTIST: Traditional
434          COMMENT: Russian folk song.
435            TITLE: Kaljinka (3:12-3:22)
436           ARTIST: Traditional
437          COMMENT: Russian folk song.
438          (#2)
439          COMMENT: Russian folk song.
440
441        --- In BUGlist.txt ---
442
443          /Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid
444            BUG: This is just for demo.
445
446          /Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid
447          (#12)
448            BUG: Demo entry.
449
450       Given these entries, following are the printouts you can expect from
451       STILView. ($> denotes a command-line prompt given by your operating
452       system.)
453
454       Everything related to a SID file is printed:
455
456          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid
457             ---- GLOBAL  COMMENT ----
458             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
459                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
460                      credited to him.
461             ------ STIL  ENTRY ------
462             COMMENT: Tunes #1 and #3 have been converted from arcade version.
463             ---------- BUG ----------
464               BUG: This is just for demo.
465          $>
466
467       Ask for just the section-global comment:
468
469          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/
470             /Hubbard_Rob/
471             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
472                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
473                      credited to him.
474          $>
475
476       Note that this can also be retrieved with:
477
478          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid -o -b
479             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
480                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
481                      credited to him.
482          $>
483
484       This prints out nothing, as single-tune entries do not have file-global
485       comments:
486
487          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/International_Karate.sid -t=0 -f=comment -s -b
488          $>
489
490       ...Except if the only field in them is a COMMENT (in which case that
491       comment is assumed to be a file-global comment):
492
493          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Action_Biker.sid -t=0 -f=comment -s -b
494             COMMENT: "Action B was a very early game and very conservative in it's approach
495                      - it was my idea of giving them what I thought they wanted, a simple
496                      cute tune....." (RH)
497          $>
498
499       Also note that single-tune entries have only one tune, so asking for
500       the STIL entry of tune #3 is pointless:
501
502          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/International_Karate.sid -t=3 -s -b
503          $>
504
505       Print out the file-global comment for the given SID file:
506
507          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=0 -f=comment -s -b
508             COMMENT: According to Hubbard, Kentilla and Delta were the most complicated one
509                      to compose, they took the longest time to do and they both drove him
510                      insane.
511          $>
512
513       Print out the ARTIST field of tune #12 of the given SID file, plus
514       print out everything else related to the SID file:
515
516          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=12 -f=artist
517             ---- GLOBAL  COMMENT ----
518             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
519                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
520                      credited to him.
521             ------ STIL  ENTRY ------
522              ARTIST: Philip Glass
523             ---------- BUG ----------
524               BUG: Demo entry.
525          $>
526
527       Note that the current version of STILView is capable to retrieve only
528       the first specified field of a tune that covers multiple songs! See
529       below:
530
531          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Rasputin.sid -t=1 -f=title -s
532               TITLE: Katjusha (0:07-0:36)
533          $>
534
535       Section-global comments are printed out even if the STIL entry for the
536       given SID file does not exist:
537
538          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/This_doesnt_exist.sid
539             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
540                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
541                      credited to him.
542          $>
543
544       The following 4 steps depict how to have STILView print out everything
545       related to a given SID file's given tune number one by one:
546
547       1) This prints out just the section-global comment:
548
549          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -o -b
550             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
551                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
552                      credited to him.
553          $>
554
555       2) This prints out just the file-global comment:
556
557          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=0 -f=comment -s -b
558             COMMENT: According to Hubbard, Kentilla and Delta were the most complicated one
559                      to compose, they took the longest time to do and they both drove him
560                      insane.
561          $>
562
563       3) This prints out all of the STIL entry for the given tune number:
564
565          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=12 -f=all -s -b
566               TITLE: Koyaanisqatsi [from the movie]
567              ARTIST: Philip Glass
568             COMMENT: "Inspired by Philip Glass and Pink Floyd." (RH)
569          $>
570
571       4) And this prints out just the BUG entry for the same tune number:
572
573          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -t=12 -s -o
574               BUG: Demo entry.
575          $>
576
577       The following 3 steps depict how to have STILView print out everything
578       related to a given SID file:
579
580       1) This prints out just the section-global comment:
581
582          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -o -b
583             COMMENT: All of these tunes have been confirmed by Hubbard to be his. People
584                      have often stolen Hubbard's routine causing some tunes to be falsely
585                      credited to him.
586          $>
587
588       2) This prints out all of the STIL entry:
589
590          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -s -b
591             COMMENT: "[...] The Delta music loader and ingame music was Gary Liddon's idea.
592                      [...] He was the producer at Thalamus at the time. He told Rob Hubbard
593                      to make the ingame music like the 2nd track from Dark Side of the Moon
594                      by Pink Floyd." (Info from Matt Furniss.)
595                      "The small jingles are all small clips from Sanxion and Romeo/Juliet
596                      music. They were all supposed to be for short stingers such as end of
597                      level, extra life etc..."
598                      "Delta was based on this minimalist composition technique inspired by
599                      Glass and a bit of Pink Floyd. It was quite hard too do and required
600                      some custom code to the driver to do it. The music was tedious to
601                      debug. The other Delta stuff was more conventional - I quite liked the
602                      other tunes. Delta was spread over a 2 week period....." (RH)
603                      According to Hubbard, Kentilla and Delta were the most complicated one
604                      to compose, they took the longest time to do and they both drove him
605                      insane.
606             (#1)
607               TITLE: On the Run [from the Dark Side of the Moon]
608               ARTIST: Pink Floyd
609             COMMENT: It is more inspired by it than a remix of it.
610             (#12)
611               TITLE: Koyaanisqatsi [from the movie]
612              ARTIST: Philip Glass
613             COMMENT: "Inspired by Philip Glass and Pink Floyd." (RH)
614          $>
615
616       3) And this prints out all of the BUG entry:
617
618          $> stilview -e=/Hubbard_Rob/Delta.sid -s -o
619             (#12)
620               BUG: Demo entry.
621          $>
622

AUTHORS

624       LaLa <LaLa@C64.org>
625           Original author.
626
627       Leandro Nini <drfiemost@users.sourceforge.net>
628           Current maintainer.
629

RESOURCES

631       Home page: <https://github.com/libsidplayfp/>
632       High Voltage Sid Collection (HVSC): <http://hvsc.c64.org/>
633

COPYING

635       Copyright (C) 1998, 2002 LaLa
636       Copyright (C) 2012-2017 Leandro Nini
637
638       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
639       under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
640       Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
641       option) any later version.
642
643       This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
644       WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
645       MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
646       General Public License for more details.
647
648       You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
649       with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
650       51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301, USA.
651
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