These files are a bugfix build of the files with the same names
(with 2 at the end removed) in angband/Variant/OAngband.
Yesterday's uploads are obsolete. Sorry for your trouble and disk
space > clockwork maintainer.

(On these uploads)

- I introduced a memory leak while I rewrote update_noise m(_ _)m
- Better fix for the memory leak problem -- I removed dynamic memory
  allocation because I realised that the arrays allocated doesn't
  have variable length.

- As a bonus, the following official patches for Standard Angband 2.9.2
  are applied. The most noticeable one, I guess, is easy_open.diff --
  open doors under your feet and broken doors are now properly ignored.

    buffer_len.diff - where applicable
    cheat_know.diff
    easy_open.diff
    empty_device.diff
    exit_failure.diff
    g_info_init.diff - paranoia
    info_error_checking.diff - where applicable
    mark_stairs.diff
    message_color.diff
    potion_of_life.diff
    righteous_typo.diff (against info.c)


(Original upload notice)
OAngband 0.5.2 for the Macintosh

OAngband written  by Bahman Rabii (bahman@topped-with-meat.com)
Mac port compiled by pelpel (kazuo@sta.att.ne.jp)

oangband-052-mac-68k.sit.bin - 68020+
oangband-052-mac-ppc.sit.bin - PowerPC native
oangband-052-mac-crb.sit.bin - Carbon (OS X or OS 8/9 + CarbonLib)
oangband-052-mac-xxx.sit.txt - This file

Made from almost stock source + Mac support files modified by myself,
which are found in clockwork Mac directory (carbon) and
Pern CVS (classic+carbon). Since I changed key sequences generated
by keypad keys from ^_K\r<key> to ^_K<key>\r to make them macroable,
appropriate update to pref-mac.prf was necessary - I forgot to
do so when I uploaded Gumband 2.1.8a first (^ ^;)

Since the new flow code uses an non-standard GCC extention to the
C language -- syntax sugar for alloca(), however they say it's
different from alloca(), it's the same -- I was forced to rewrite
a function in cave.c. I hope this hasn't introduced bugs.
In fact, I remember CodeWarrior 6 has a #pragma to enable this,
but the Mac 68K runtime architecture has rather strict restriction
on use of stack, so it might crash the game if it weren't modified
to use heap, anyway.

Big screen support should work this time -- resize the Angband window
to see what happens.

OAngband is very explicit with regard to its ASCII-only policy,
or I understand so, but I'm too lazy to remove the graphics menu --
it just gives you an error message when you choose it.
I included sound effects taken from the Standard Angband.

The Classic (68k + ppc) binaries use slightly different
preferences format from the most Mac ports -- they remember
tilewidth and height for each window -- so please remove
old "OAngband Preferences" in your preferences folder, or
it can give you a Type 1 error. I used OAngband version
number (0.5.2) in an attempt to prevent this.

// pelpel (kazuo@sta.att.ne.jp)