Summary of changes between MikMod 3.0.3 and MikMod 3.0.4 :
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BUG FIXES

- FAR, STM and ULT loader are fixed and work (at least for me...)
- Imbricated loops won't block the player
- Updated all the old drivers to work with MikMod 3 interface
- Nosound driver now works
- 669 modules are now played at correct speed
- MED loader pattern size bug fixed
- MOD sample offsets (in file) computation fixed
- S3M with more than 16 channels (i.e not created with Scream Tracker) caused
  previous version to coredump, but worked in 2.*
- End of song marker is now recognized in S3M and IT when it appears inside
  the pattern list
- It was possible to register the same loader or driver twice and this made
  the library hang
- Speed and Tempo can't escape their bounds (1-32 for speed, 32-255 for tempo)
  now
- Delay note effect did not work correctly in previous version, but did in 2.*
- All divide by zero conditions are prevented
- Archive code forgot to erase its temporary file (and had too-short buffers)
- More accurate error messages in player

NEW FEATURES

- Compressed IT samples are now supported
- If you use ncurses >= 4.0, MikMod is resize-aware and will continue to
  display correctly in an xterm.
- New driver for the Enlightment sound daemon
    (http://www.netcom.com/~ericmit/EsounD.html)
- New "volume fadeout" option
- New "don't loop" option
- Help screen in the curses player
- Module time is displayed in the player
- MikMod 2 banners are back
- Randomized playlist can now be walked through correctly

REMOVED FEATURES

- The Unimod format is not supported anymore (nobody used it, right ?). The
  MikCvt utility has been withdrawn, too. Both will be put back on request
  if someone really need them. Just ask !

PLATFORM SPECIFIC

- OpenBSD support, although in mono 8bit 8000 Hz only, but that's a start
- Merged NetBSD and FreeBSD specific patches from their "ports collection"
- Player works with old AIX curses, as well as with old HP-UX curses

MISC

- Rewritten building mechanism. It's not yet Autoconf, but it's coming...
- License terms are clear : LGPL for the library, GPL for the player

