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-Quick readme that's going to be here until proper documentation is made.
-
-Echo is licensed under the zlib license. Feel free to use it as long as you
-don't claim you made Echo (no credit needed though). If you modify it don't
-claim it's vanilla Echo either :P
-
-THIS CODE HAS NOT BEEN TESTED YET. I CURRENTLY DON'T HAVE ANY C DEVKIT TO
-VERIFY IT WORKS FINE. I HAVE DONE AS MANY CHECKS AS POSSIBLE (AND IT
-DEFINITELY SHOULD BUILD) BUT I NEED REPORTS TO KNOW IF IT'S WORKING AS
-EXPECTED. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
-
-=============================================================================
-
-To include Echo in your program, you need to include echo.c, echo.h and
-echoblob.h in it (and yes, you can put echo.h as a system file if you want).
-That's pretty much it.
-
-To access the Echo stuff, include echo.h in the source files that need to
-make use of it. It contains all the function definitions and such, as well as
-the macros needed to make the instrument list.
-
-echoblob.h is already included here, but if you want to use a different Z80
-blob from the included one, you can use the blob2c tool. It's a command line
-tool and its usage is pretty simple: blob2c «input.bin» «output.c»
-
-=============================================================================
-
-Echo makes use of an instrument list. In the case of the C version of Echo,
-you need to make a null-terminated pointer list, e.g. as follows:
-
-const void *list[] = {
-   instrument1,
-   instrument2,
-   instrument3,
-   instrument4,
-   instrument5,
-   NULL
-};
-
-Where 'list' is the name the list will have. This is the same name you have
-to pass to echo_init(). 'instrument1' etc. are pointers to the data of each
-instrument (EIF, EEF, EWF).
-
-If NULL isn't defined for whatever reason either include stddef.h or just use
-0 instead (which is the same value).
-
-=============================================================================
-
-Quick overview of the functions. The functions map 1:1 to their asm
-counterparts, by the way.
-
-   echo_init(list)
-   
-      Initializes Echo. 'list' is a pointer to the instrument list (pass here
-      the name you passed to ECHO_LIST_START). Make sure to call this before
-      doing anything else with Echo.
-   
-   echo_play_bgm(stream)
-   
-      Plays background music. 'stream' is a pointer to the ESF data.
-   
-   echo_stop_bgm()
-   
-      Stops background music playback.
-   
-   echo_resume_bgm()
-   
-      Resumes background music playback (useful for unpausing).
-   
-   echo_play_sfx(stream)
-   
-      Plays a sound effect. 'stream' is a pointer to the ESF data.
-   
-   echo_stop_sfx()
-   
-      Stops sound effect playback.
-   
-   echo_get_status()
-   
-      Gets the current status of Echo. It returns a value which is an OR of
-      the following flags (as appropriate):
-      
-         ECHO_STAT_BGM .... Background music is playing
-         ECHO_STAT_SFX .... Sound effect is playing
-         ECHO_STAT_BUSY ... Echo is busy (can't parse commands yet)
-      
-      And just to make it clear: if you send a command to Echo while it's
-      busy, it won't fail, it'll just make the 68000 wait until Echo is
-      ready. No need to explicitly check for it. Check this only if you want
-      to prevent the 68000 waiting.
-   
-   echo_send_command(command)
-   
-      Lets you send a raw command to Echo. Use this for commands not taking
-      parameters.
-   
-   echo_send_command_ex(command, address)
-   
-      Lets you send a raw command to Echo. Use this for commands that take an
-      address as a parameter.