Other Drivers
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These drivers are of little interest, but are handy sometimes.
`drv_stdout'
This driver outputs the sound data to the program's standard
output. To avoid inconvenience, the data will not be output if the
standard output is a terminal, thus you have to pipe it through
another command or to redirect it to a file. Using this driver
and redirecting to a file is equivalent to using the `drv_raw'
disk writer.
This driver only supports software mixing.
`drv_pipe'
This driver pipes the sound data to a command (which must be given
in the driver commandline, via `MikMod_Init').
This driver only supports software mixing.
`drv_nos'
This driver doesn't produce sound at all, and will work on any
machine.
Since it does not have to produce sound, it supports both hardware
and software mixing, with as many hardware voices as you like.