Amiga Angband 2.6.1 binary

This is Angband 2.6.1, compiled with SAS/C 6.51. This does NOT need
ixemul.library and it opens its own screen. It uses Simon Raybould's
Curses package.

Requirements:
-	An Amiga computer. This should work with any Amiga. I only
	have tested it on A4000.
-	Kickstart 1.2 or newer is required (I suppose)
-	NTSC or PAL, doesn't matter. If you need VGA modes, you have
	to use some screen promotion tool.
-	At least 2M memory, I'm afraid. The game itself takes over 1M
	and requires a stack of 500000 bytes. Stack is automatically
	allocated by the startup code if needed. You don't need to set
	stack yourself.
-	hard disk; this helps a lot but it is not compulsory.
	If you don't have a hard disk, you need to make two floppies:
	the other contains the executable and the other (named Angband)
	has lib directory and save files.

You got to assign Angband: before running the game.

  Assign Angband: HD1:games/angband/lib		(wherever you have lib)

To restore a saved game (which are in lib/save directory), use

  Run Angband -u Name

Where "Name" should be the name of the character. Note that when your
character dies, there is still a save file there. Remove obsolete save
files now and then. You can backup save files, but that might be seen
as cheating (by True Faithful Worshippers of Holy Angband).

If you want to change default settings for a new game, create a character
called "Amiga-user". Then set options (with "="), and get this dummy
character killed. Settings in save file "lib/save/Amiga-user" are
always loaded when you start a new game.

To see command line options, try "Angband -?".

I hope this thing works. I did run lots of tests, and it never crashed.
Pressing mouse buttons a lot seems to confuse curses input sometimes, but
only temporarily.

	np@jyu.fi (Niilo Paasivirta)

Comping soon: similar version of Omega 0.80.2

Developers: Somehow it requires that half-mega stack when saving (or
somewhere there, when quitting the game). Why?