HiddenChest RGSS Player Executable

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Two Upgrades For the Price of a Single One!

This morning, meaning not long ago, I have finished publishing the latest version of HiddenChest's Linux port code to GitHub. And I had a very good reason why I should end up doing such a thing out of the blue.

As I had explained in the What's up RMers? thread, I encountered a nasty  bug of sorts unexpectedly. I didn't realized that I had upgraded the FluidSynth library on my  Linux box in the last few days or weeks.

Such a change lead me to experience awful things... OK, I'll be honest with you, my computer's RAM suffered a lot more than I ever did.

Gladly, I managed to fix that by upgrading the header files of FluidSynth and as a consequence mkxp's SDL_Sound fork had to be ditched. Really, it wouldn't work properly otherwise.

From now on, icculus aka Ryan C. Gordon's official SDL2_Sound has replaced it for good.

There's just one little detail left that I still need to tackle any time soon. I'm talking about a small issue with SE's. BGM's work like they always did , no matter if we're talking about OGG, MP3, WAV or even your good old friend the MIDI.  But, there's always a but here, the dreadful division by zero error had to be prevented in some custom OpenAL wrapper code the old mkxp had included long time ago.

Now I know for sure that I need to list more formats to let the engine guess what a given audio file uses as its estimated sample rate.