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From: Jason Bou-Samra <154414066+bou-samra@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2024 19:30:55 +1100
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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-  TinyMOD
-  Written by Tammo "kb" Hinrichs in 2007
-  This source code is hereby placed into the public domain. Use, distribute,
-  modify, misappropriate and generally abuse it as you wish. Giving credits
-  would be nice of course.
+**<p>TinyMOD<br>**
+Written by Tammo "kb" Hinrichs in 2007<br>
+This source code is hereby placed into the public domain. Use, distribute,
+modify, misappropriate and generally abuse it as you wish. Giving credits
+would be nice of course.</p>
 
-  This player includes an Amiga Paula chip "emulation" that faithfully recreates
-  how it sounds when a sample is resampled using a master clock of 3.5 MHz. Yes,
-  rendering at this rate and downsampling to the usual 48KHz takes quite a bit
-  of CPU. Feel free to replace this part with some conventional mixing routines
-  if authenticity isn't your goal and you really need Protracker MOD support
-  for any other reason...
+<p>This player includes an Amiga Paula chip "emulation" that faithfully recreates
+how it sounds when a sample is resampled using a master clock of 3.5 MHz. Yes,
+rendering at this rate and downsampling to the usual 48KHz takes quite a bit
+of CPU. Feel free to replace this part with some conventional mixing routines
+if authenticity isn't your goal and you really need Protracker MOD support
+for any other reason...</p>
 
-  The code should be pretty portable, all OS/platform dependent stuff is
-  at the top. Code for testing is at the bottom.
+<p>The code should be pretty portable, all OS/platform dependent stuff is
+at the top. Code for testing is at the bottom.</p>
 
-  You'll need some kind of sound output that calls back the player providing
-  it a stereo interleaved single float buffer to write into (0dB=1.0).
+<p>You'll need some kind of sound output that calls back the player providing
+it a stereo interleaved single float buffer to write into (0dB=1.0).</p>
 
-  Changelog:
+<p>Changelog:</p>
 
-  2024-03-09: (modifications by Jason Bou-Samra)
-  * changes to main() routine to make executable from Linux command line interface
-  * modularised paula and modplayer classes into seperate files
-  * added sound output using port audio
-  * sprinkled comments throughout source code, and general source tidyup
-  * created makefile
+2024-03-09: (modifications by Jason Bou-Samra)
+* changes to main() routine to make executable from Linux command line interface
+* modularised paula and modplayer classes into seperate files
+* added sound output using port audio
+* sprinkled comments throughout source code, and general source tidyup
+* created makefile
 
-  2007-12-07:
-  * fixed 40x and 4x0 vibrato effects (jogeir - tiny tunes)
-  * fixed pattern loop (olof gustafsson - pinball illusions)
-  * fixed fine volslide down (olof gustafsson - pinball illusions)
-  * included some external header files
-  * cleanups
+2007-12-07:
+* fixed 40x and 4x0 vibrato effects (jogeir - tiny tunes)
+* fixed pattern loop (olof gustafsson - pinball illusions)
+* fixed fine volslide down (olof gustafsson - pinball illusions)
+* included some external header files
+* cleanups
 
-  2007-12-06: first "release". Note to self: Don't post stuff on pouet.net when drunk.
+2007-12-06:
+* first "release". Note to self: Don't post stuff on pouet.net when drunk.
 
-  TO COMPILE: g++ -o tinymod `pkg-config --libs alsa` tinymod.cpp -lm -L . -l:libportaudio.a
+TO COMPILE:<br>
+type **make** or **g++ -o tinymod `pkg-config --libs alsa` tinymod.cpp -lm -L . -l:libportaudio.a** on the command line