**You're going to need HAMlib 2.18 to compile this, so get it... I've included a build
that Boycott Advance CAN'T run (it'll straight up crash it), but thus far Mappy and
VisualBoy Advance have both run it without troubles.***

This is a pretty simple demo, written with the aide of HAMlib v2.18, which is written by
Emanuel Schleussinger <tubooboo@ngine.de> and is available for free download (as of this
writing, March 16th, 2002) at: http://www.ngine.de/ham

Known Compile Issues:
main.c:76: warning: passing arg 1 of `ham_CreateObj'
discards qualifiers from pointer target type

This is a harmless warning. Don't worry about it. To get the demo to function properly,
press the button "B" to see the really slow, stdlib.h function... slow slow slow!!! Then,
press button "A" to see the super-sexy-fast mt.h function, which uses no dividing or mods.
SEXY FAST! Sweet, huh? That's it! I've included mt.h which you should place into the
/includes/ directory on the same level as startham.bat in the /ham/ directory.

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This demo is provided as is. This is for the purposes of programming education only.
Please try not to hold me liable if this code hurts you, your equipment, or any person,
place thing or idea. I'm not responsible. The images are copyright 2002 Jae Munce, except
the blue monster image, which is copyright it's owner (I think Emanuel owns it). Please do
not steal my image, it's mine, and it took me a long time to make. If I see it in your game,
I'll bite you, and steal your profits with my SUMMON_LAWYER() call. Although I don't include
my bitmap files, you can include the .c sources in your project, so if it's commercial,
please don't.

If you have questions or comments about the code (it's fairly straight-forward, I think),
the email me at jaemunce@tranquility.net or failing that, jaemunce@hotmail.com or failing
that, jaemunce@mac.com or failing that, jae@beer.com, failing that, jaemunce2k@yahoo.com,
failing that, buy some flowers and send 'em to Columbia, Missouri, USA, because I'm dead.
If you get here fast enough, you can have my Heinlein collection, unless my mom wants it,
which she probably will.