This is the new mpeg2 library I've been working on.  It's based on the
libmpeg2 source code found at http://libmpeg2.sourceforge.net .

This will ONLY compile with GCC so don't even bother trying to get MSVC++ to
compile it.  I don't think the effort is worth it.  It contains a ton of GCC
styled inline asm which would be a nightmare to convert to MSVC++ .

I have included two Makefiles, one for windows and one for linux.
CAVEAT : The makefile currently optimizes for i686 cpu's.  If that won't work
        for you, you'll need to modify the Makefile.  Search for "i686" and
                change it to "i386" to be on the safe (and slow) side.

WINDOWS INSTRUCTIONS:

1 - Download http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mingw/Mingw-1.0.1-20010726.tar.gz or newer.
	(Go to http://mingw.sourceforge.net for the latest version)

2 - Extract it somewhere.  I extracted mine to c:\GCC

3 - Modify your autoexec.bat so that the BIN directory from mingw is in your path.  For example,
	my autoexec.bat has this line in it: SET PATH=C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND;C:\GCC\BIN

4 - You'll need to reboot for the changes to take effect universally.

5 - Once you're rebooted, go into this directory where you have found this readme file.

6 - Modify the file called Makefile.mingw32 and set the correct paths for your
        SDL header and library files (if you don't have these you'll need to
        download the mingw32 development runtime package from www.libsdl.org)

7 - Type "make -f makefile.mingw32"

8 - The VLDP.DLL should compile and should be copied to the root daphne directory.  You can now
	resume using MSVC++ if you wish.

LINUX INSTRUCTIONS

1 - Make sure you have SDL installed. (http://www.libsdl.org)

2 - Type "make -f makefile.linux"

3 - A file called libvldp.so will be created and copied to your root
        daphne directory.

	--Matt O
