to use the working packer - it's a Pascal command line tool ;)
this packer works with the ACME-crossassembler, because the music
will be directly assembled into the player-source, even for PSID's ;)

- copy the raw "musicname.CUNP"-file to your PC,
- execute the packer
- use the generated file (like for HVSC ;)


How to use the binary packer (precompiled for (win?)dos, sources available
on demand -> just mailto:patchfeld_at_bi-club_dot_de )

Invocation:  CUNpack.exe [switches] infile outfile

<infile> needs to be a binary C=64 file created with ATMDS v3.2.
<outfile> will be a binary C=64 file, containing the Music with a Player
from either $1000 or a specified address.  This file might be used by
once for initilization:          lda #songnumber
                                 jsr $1000   [jsr _specified_address_]

do a 'jsr $1003' [jsr _specified_address_+3] with the appropriate rate
(i.E. Framerate, twice per frame, ...) after init for playback.

If you need to change the master volume at any time, call a c0desequence
like:  lda #newvolume   ;newvolume is in [0..$0f]
       jsr $1006 / jsr _specified_address_ + 6

switches: -sX      only pack song #X
          -aXXXX   select startadress XXXX for the music
          -c       crunch - use various algorithms to pack the musicdata
                   a little more tight ;-)
          -pX      Create PSID-file, directly playable with SIDplay.
                   X=0 SIDtype unknown, X=1: oldsid, X=2: newsid, X=3: anysid

By the time of writing this, the -c - switch does not do anything, it should
be removed as i guess I won't put more effort in this version of the tracker.
