
Hi there!
 
this is just some quick hack to compile libsidplay-2.1.0 <http://sidplay2.sourceforge.net/> and reSID (0.15?)
as a tks plugin. the plugin provides the classes SidPlay2 (static) and SidTune which can be used to
load and play 8bit C=64 music. the resid engine performs a cycle exact emulation of the C=64 (audio-) hardware. 
A test script and a precompiled plugin for Win32 are included.

The distribution also contains the sources for libsidplay-2.1.0 (and reSID) although it is recommended to
get the latest source package from http://sidplay2.sourceforge.net/. 

The tksidplay2 plugin has been compiled successfully using Microsoft VisualC++ 6.0 / Win2K. A precompiled .dll
is located in the tksidplay2/ directory along with a test script and some .sid modules 
(which reside in the sid/ subdirectory).

To test the SID player open a console, change to the sidplay2/tksidplay/ directory and type:
   $# tks tksidplay2.tks


Greets,
	Bastian Spiegel ("twice/lego") <bs@tkscript.de> (1. December 2003)


Update:
  Fixed the source so it compiles on my linux box as well (10-Apr-2004).


Update: (17-Apr-2009)
  Now uses official sidplay-libs-2.1.1 package with the following modifications:
     - SidTune.h/SidTune.cpp: added support for loading SIDs from YAC streams (e.g. pak files)
     - a couple of minor fixes to make it compile on recent MinGW / GCC versions
     - added pre-configured config.h, sidconfig.h, sidint.h files for unix targets, you will probably not need to run "configure"
