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* config.in: Regenerated (HAVE_ALSA). * sound.c (alsa_sound_perror, alsa_open, alsa_period_size) (alsa_configure, alsa_close, alsa_choose_format, alsa_write) (snd_error_quiet, alsa_init): New functions. (vox_init): Return 0 if unable to open device. (Fplay_sound_internal): Test for alsa first and use vox (oss) as a fallback. (struct sound_device): Add period_size. (wav_play, au_play): Use period_size if set. * Makefile.in (CFLAGS_SOUND): New flags for ALSA (ALL_CFLAGS): Add CFLAGS_SOUND

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