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-Project: net.java.games.*
-Purpose: Open source game libraries
-Authors:
-    -- input API design:
-            Michael Martak, Sun Microsystems
-            Thomas Daniel, Sony Computer Entertainment
-    -- input API original author:
-            Michael Martak,Sun Microsystems
-    -- input API original release author:
-            Jeff Kesselman, Game Technology Architect,
-            Advanced Software Technologies Group,
-            Sun Microsystems.
-    -- this file updated on 06/06/2003 by Jeff Kesselman
-
-
-Introduction:
-
-This is the source tree for the Java Game Initiative (JGI) Open Source
-client game programming APIs.
-
-Build Requirements:
-
-Note: This build depends on there being a jutils.jar in the lib directories
-of both the coreAPI and the plug-ins.  If you install the JGI Jutils project
-at the same root as this project and build it first it will put jars in the
-right places.
-
-This project has been built in the following environment.
- -- Win32 (Win 2000 in the case of our machine)
- -- Sun J2SDK 1.4 (available at java.sun.com)
- -- MinGW 2.0.0  plus the following updates: (all available at www.mingw.org)
-     -- binutils 2.13.90
-     -- w32api-2.2
-     -- mingw-runtime-2.4
-     -- "Peter Puck's" directx8 binding
-	(http://www.urebelscum.speedhost.com/download.html, file: dx8libs.zip
-	(Copy all of his *.a library files into the MingW "lib" directory)
-     -- The DirectX 9 SDK available at the Microsoft DirectX site.
-	(http://www.microsoft.com/directx)
-	The Win32 plug-in build.xml file expects this to be installed in
-	c:\dx9.  You can install it elsewhere but then you will have to modify
-	the reference in that build.xml ant script.
- -- ANT 1.4.1 (available at apache.org)
-
-
-Directory Organization:
-
-The root contains a master ANT build.xml and the following sub directories:
- -- coreAPI:  The actual API
- -- plugins:  Directories for building controller plugins.
-		(Currently the only plug in is the Win32 DX8 plugin.)
-
-Build instructions:
-
-To clean: ant clean
-To build:  ant all (or just ant)
-To build docs: ant javadoc
-To test:
-	First cd to coreAPI.  There are currently 2 tests there.
-		Textest: A simple discovery test that dumps
-			the data about the discovered controllers to stdout
-			To run: ant textest
-		Readtest:  A test that creates a window for each discovered
-			controller (or sub-controller) which displays the
-			current state of all the controller's axes.
-			(Note: The windows currently all open at the same
-			 place on the screen so you will have to move them to
-			 see them all.)
-			To run: ant readtest
-
-Release Info:
-    Initial Release:  This release contains an implementation of the input
-        API designed by Mike Martak of Sun and Thomas (?) of Sony CEA for
-        the WIn32 platform.  All the code in src/input is cross platform. The
-        Win32 code is segregated to the DirectX plugin (src/DXplugin) which
-        depends on DirectInput from DX7 (or later).
-
-    05/09/2003:  A number of bugs and problems with the DXPlugin are fixed in this
-	release.  This release also brings the code up to date using the DI8
-	interface.  This thus is the first release that requires Peter Puck's
-	DX8 bindings to compile with MinGW.
-
-    05/09/2003 (second update):
-	This version adds a new standard value type to the API.
-	Axis.POV holds standard definitions for values for POV (hat) switches
-		-- Axis.POV.CENTER and Axis.POV.OFF are synonymous and are
-			the center position.
-		-- Axis.POV.UP, Axis.POV.DOWN, Axis.POV.LEFT and Axis.POV.RIGHT
-		   should be self explanatory.
-	Any hat that claims to be "normalized" will return these values. (It is
-	recommended that all hats be normalized by the system specific plugins.)
-