shntool | standard command-line switches

shntool is a C library. shntool has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

In addition to the standard command-line switches described in the "Basic Installation" section below, the configure script for shntool also recognizes the following four options:. The --with-modes and --with-formats switches are intended to allow you to selectively compile certain modes and/or file formats from the list of built-in modules. They also allow you to alter the order of their appearance in the modes[] and formats[] arrays internal to shntool, which may be useful if, for instance, you want to have the default output file format be 'shn' instead of 'wav' for modes that create files (since they default to the first file format that supports output, which will be 'wav' if the default order is not changed). For example, if you want support only for WAVE and shorten-compressed files, and you want 'shn' to be the default output format, then pass '--with-formats=shn,wav' to the configure script. Or, suppose you never intend to fix files, and would only like to view information about them. Then you can configure shntool to only support the 'len' and 'info' modes by passing '--with-modes=len,info' to the configure script. The --with-extra-modes and --with-extra-formats switches are intended to be used by module developers as a way to get their module compiled into shntool. For example, suppose you create a file format module for the 'bar' format. Then you can simply run './configure --with-extra-formats=bar' and your module will be included in the list of modules to be built. Mode modules are configured similarly. $Id: README,v 1.10 2007/01/08 15:26:07 jason Exp $.