SIDPlayer for chiptunes?
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and have also chosen to remove all of my content. Many things have changed since I co-founded, named, and ultimately
then left SGUG. There are many good people around, to whom I apologize for frustrating by removing these things, and
also many petty people that over the years whittled down both the enjoyment as well as sense of obligation I used to
feel to anyone else regarding what was ultimately just a hobby. Unfortunately one of the latter now writes the rules
and so it is time for me to take my things and go.
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Thanks for the hint!! SGUG-RSE is still on my todo list, as I had only very limited disk space available on that machine and IRIX is also not the latest, so I was still waiting for the SCSI2SD I ordered, to get everything installed from scratch again. Today I finally received the SCSI2SD adapter, was held by customs for almost two weeks, dunno why it took so long.
What (I assume) I am missing is a SDL-dev (or SDL sound -dev) package for headers and stuff in order to compile.
..and she finally plays SID chiptunes!! 
Indigo 2 playing Supremacy / Overlord - 1991 - Amiga/Atari/C64 SID chiptune soundtrack
Indigo 2 playing Supremacy / Overlord - 1991 - Amiga/Atari/C64 SID chiptune soundtrack
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Edit: With apologies, I no longer wish to have involvement with SGUG or SGI communities in general,
and have also chosen to remove all of my content. Many things have changed since I co-founded, named, and ultimately
then left SGUG. There are many good people around, to whom I apologize for frustrating by removing these things, and
also many petty people that over the years whittled down both the enjoyment as well as sense of obligation I used to
feel to anyone else regarding what was ultimately just a hobby. Unfortunately one of the latter now writes the rules
and so it is time for me to take my things and go.
This message will replace all of my previous forum posts because deleting threads that I started would have removed
other peoples' posts.
and have also chosen to remove all of my content. Many things have changed since I co-founded, named, and ultimately
then left SGUG. There are many good people around, to whom I apologize for frustrating by removing these things, and
also many petty people that over the years whittled down both the enjoyment as well as sense of obligation I used to
feel to anyone else regarding what was ultimately just a hobby. Unfortunately one of the latter now writes the rules
and so it is time for me to take my things and go.
This message will replace all of my previous forum posts because deleting threads that I started would have removed
other peoples' posts.
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if you know how to do it, it's not such a big deal, but I had to figure out the basics first to get gcc running. big thanks to SGUG-RSE btw!
then I had some issues with SDL, but at the end used nekoware tardists, and it took me some time to figure out how to reference them correctly.
also some minor modifications to the sources of SIDPlayer were needed for int_16 to int to avoid compile errors.
and finally SIDPlayer must be started with parameters for lower sample rate, as the R10k can't keep up with 44khz.
then I had some issues with SDL, but at the end used nekoware tardists, and it took me some time to figure out how to reference them correctly.
also some minor modifications to the sources of SIDPlayer were needed for int_16 to int to avoid compile errors.
and finally SIDPlayer must be started with parameters for lower sample rate, as the R10k can't keep up with 44khz.