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--- a/HOW-TO-COMPILE.txt

+++ b/HOW-TO-COMPILE.txt

@@ -30,10 +30,10 @@

  6. Compile (make sure it's in Release mode. Also note x86/x64)

-== COMPILING ON MAC OS X 10.6 OR NEWER ==

+== COMPILING ON MAC OS X 10.15 OR NEWER ==

  1. Download and install the "Command Line Tools" XCode package (google it)

- 2. Download the SDL 2.0.10 framework here:

-    https://www.libsdl.org/release/SDL2-2.0.10.dmg

+ 2. Download the SDL 2.0.14 framework here:

+    https://www.libsdl.org/release/SDL2-2.0.14.dmg

  3. Inside the package, copy SDL2.framework to /Library/Frameworks/

  4. Compile the PT2 clone:      (folder: "pt2-clone")

     chmod +x make-macos.sh      (only needed once)

--- a/release/other/known bugs.txt

+++ /dev/null

@@ -1,7 +1,0 @@

-Windows (and possibly Linux?):

-- The num lock key (which is used to set the current sample to 1 or 17) will

-  also toggle the num lock state, which means that some of the numpad keys

-  work like arrow keys instead. This makes the drumpad function useless! I

-  used to have a Win32 API routine to fix this, but it seems to not work

-  anymore after some SDL2 version, so I removed it. SDL2 seems to handle num

-  lock internally these days, which ruins it.

--- a/release/win32/known bugs.txt

+++ /dev/null

@@ -1,7 +1,0 @@

-Windows (and possibly Linux?):

-- The num lock key (which is used to set the current sample to 1 or 17) will

-  also toggle the num lock state, which means that some of the numpad keys

-  work like arrow keys instead. This makes the drumpad function useless! I

-  used to have a Win32 API routine to fix this, but it seems to not work

-  anymore after some SDL2 version, so I removed it. SDL2 seems to handle num

-  lock internally these days, which ruins it.

--- a/release/win64/known bugs.txt

+++ /dev/null

@@ -1,7 +1,0 @@

-Windows (and possibly Linux?):

-- The num lock key (which is used to set the current sample to 1 or 17) will

-  also toggle the num lock state, which means that some of the numpad keys

-  work like arrow keys instead. This makes the drumpad function useless! I

-  used to have a Win32 API routine to fix this, but it seems to not work

-  anymore after some SDL2 version, so I removed it. SDL2 seems to handle num

-  lock internally these days, which ruins it.