commandline - command line options for cmusic

    cmusic [flags] [score_file] > output

Flags given on the command line OVERRIDE set options in the score_file:

    -f   specifies creation of NeXT .snd file
    -n   sets the notify option; -n- turns it off (default = off).
    -o   turns off sample output (debug mode)
    -t   sets the timer option; -t- turns it off (default = off).
    -q   turns off any verbose, timer, or notify options set elsewhere.
    -v   sets the verbose option; -v- turns it off (default = off).
    -Rx  sets the sampling rate to x (default = 16K).
    -Lx  sets the default function length to x (default default = 1K).
    -Bx  sets the io block length to x (default = 256).

Flags may not be combined, i.e., "-tn" will not work, but "-t -n" will.

If no score_file is given, cmusic reads its standard input.  If the
standard output is connected to a terminal, cmusic generates ASCII
sample values on the screen; if not, binary float sample values
(floatsams) are produced.  Score errors cause sample synthesis to stop
- the remainder of the score is scanned for further errors, if possible.

Running two or more cmusic jobs at once takes longer than running one
at a time.  If you need to run more than one, place the cmusic commands
one after another into a shell script file and execute it with "csh".
