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Type Definitions
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   MikMod defines several data types to deal with modules and sample
data.  These types have the same memory size on every platform MikMod
has been ported to.

   These types are:
   * `CHAR' is a printable character. For now it is the same as the
     `char' type, but in the future it may be wide char (Unicode) on
     some platforms.

   * `SBYTE' is a signed 8 bit number (can range from -128 to 127).

   * `UBYTE' is an unsigned 8 bit number (can range from 0 to 255).

   * `SWORD' is a signed 16 bit number (can range from -32768 to 32767).

   * `UWORD' is an unsigned 16 bit number (can range from 0 to 65535).

   * `SLONG' is a signed 32 bit number (can range from -2.147.483.648 to
     2.147.483.647).

   * `ULONG' is an unsigned 32 bit number (can range from 0 to
     4.294.967.296).

   * `BOOL' is a boolean value. A value of 0 means false, any other
     value means true.