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AL_SEC_OFFSET_LATENCY_SOFT
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This allows apps to include "al.h", "alc.h", etc, like with Creative's SDK and
CMake's FindOpenAL module, or as "AL/al.h" and "AL/alc.h" like before.
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Note that some properties (e.g. AL_BUFFER, AL_DIRECT_FILTER) actually take
unsigned int values, and so are checked against the unsigned range even though
they eventually get casted to an int. The int handler casts them back as
needed.
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Note that currently the int64 setters do not range check before being passed to
the int setters, erroneously chopping off the upper bits.
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