MGSDRV MML 11

MGSC1.1[1][en]

MGSC MML compiler version 1.11 Copyright(c) 1992-93 by Ain

MGSC MML Compiler converts MML (text file) to MGS formatted play data.

Usage

SyntaxMGSC <Source file[.MUS]> [<Object file>] [Option]

<Source file>

Specifies the file name of MML source. If extension is omitted, .MUS is used.

[<Object file>]

Specifies the name of data file after compile. If it is omitted, same name as <Source file> is used.

Path can be included as file name in DOS2 environment.

[Option]

Specifies options. These are available below.

-p

Starts playing music after compilation. Error occurs if MGSDRV does not exist. During playing music, you can do forwarding with SELECT (if you use turboR, fast forwarding is available with SHIFT + SELECT) and exiting with ESC. When MGSDRV resides in memory you can continue to playing music after exiting with SHIFT + ESC. Replaying or volume control is available with ten keys in MGSDRV v3.13 or after.

-q

Reterns to dos immediately. Compare to -p option which returns DOS only when ESC is pressed or playing is finished. If MGSDRV does not reside in memory, returns to DOS after playing music instantly. It is not valid without -p option.

-t

Shows status of usage in every tracks after compile. Numerics in parens mean below (left to right) Allocated bytes (with #alloc etc) Used bytes Available bytes Final line shows sums of these bytes.

-s

Ignores #no_mgs and forces data to be saved.

-n

Does not save data. It is recommended to use with -p option while debugging.

-e

Uses only CP/M functions (see appendix)