Compiling SDLmm on for Win32 using VisualC++ 6.0
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I have successfully cross compiled SDLmm using VisualC++ 6.0 on a
Windows system. In the 'VisualC' subdirectory you should find the
'sdlmm.dsp', 'libsdlmm.dsp'  and 'sdlmm.dsw' files reqiured for
compiling. These files generate a static library (libSDLmm.lib)
and a DLL (SDLmm.DLL, SDLmm.lib). You will need to update the
include path to point to where you have installed SDL.

Once this has built you can try the test programs in the
'test\VisualC' subdirectory. Again you will need to update the
include path to point to where you have installed SDL. Also you will
need to update the library path to find the 'SDL.lib' and
'SDLmain.lib' files.

Note that with these makefiles the release version is compiled with
the multithreaded c-runtime DLL and the debug version is
compiled with the multithreaded debug c-runtime DLL. The debug
version also has a 'd' appended to the name so that they can both
exist in the same directory.


	Compiling SDLmm on for Win32 using mingw32 (deprecated)
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I have successfully cross compiled SDLmm using mingw32 on a Linux
system. You can download the required packages from the SDL website:

		http://www.libsdl.org/Xmingw32/

After installing the compiler, and required libraries (including SDL
which you can download from http://www.libsdl.org/download-1.2.html),
you run cross-configure.sh (downloaded from the above page) followed
by cross-make.sh. You can also generate the test programs with
cross-make.sh test.

At this point, only a static library will be generated (SDLmm.a). The
dynamic library generation fails due to (I believe) unresolved
symbols. This will hopefull be resolved as SDLmm matures.

*** This currently doesn't work correctly. If you can fix the above
*** dynamic library problem, please contact us.