separate the 3 functions midirecord uses from libaudio.a into its own
file and link it directly, instead of having an (implicit) dependancy
on usr.bin/audio/common being built before usr.bin/midirecord is linked.

branches: 1.1.2;
add a program to record midi files from /dev/music.

this doesn't process several potential result that netbsd does
not output on /dev/music, and should be largely complete for
our current sequencer(4).

update my email address.

Sort sections. Fix date.

add an example of using midirecord(1) to learn about how device
specific MIDI messages are formed, allowing their use from MIDI
input files, not just the device controls.

using this method, i can now control the voice mode type on my
new synth.

branches: 1.6.14;
copyright and date maint.

branches: 1.5.2;
add "-R <roundbeats>" option, to round beat counts to be aligned to
<roundbeats>, which defaults to 1.

midirecord first appears in netbsd 7.

branches: 1.3.2;
- this is midirecord(1) not midiorecord(1)
- add the -o handling to the getopt() and man page
- bump date

Describe -T. Sync SYNOPSIS with options. Sort options.
Remove trailing whitespace. Use more markup.

add a program to record midi files from /dev/music.

this doesn't process several potential result that netbsd does
not output on /dev/music, and should be largely complete for
our current sequencer(4).

log how much data is valid in debug mode.

avoid assert() and simply return errors.

copyright and date maint.

branches: 1.10.2;
add "-R <roundbeats>" option, to round beat counts to be aligned to
<roundbeats>, which defaults to 1.

fix the log message typo.

PR/49716: Henning Petersen: Use false and true on bool, fix sign in printf
formats.

be explicit about stdout mode.

branches: 1.6.2;
Mark debug_log as printf-like.

don't shadow div(3)

- this is midirecord(1) not midiorecord(1)
- add the -o handling to the getopt() and man page
- bump date

Sync usage with man page.

only prev_div needs to be static.
add channel to some log messages.

add a program to record midi files from /dev/music.

this doesn't process several potential result that netbsd does
not output on /dev/music, and should be largely complete for
our current sequencer(4).