Example files that use the joystick input...

Previously, the JOYTEST.C and JOYVALS.C files use to require a special
library called INPUTS.LIB to compile to EXE.  Now all the modules that use
to be in the INPUTS.LIB file are now in the GAMELIB.LIB file.  I apologize
if this serves to confuse anyone.  The other files do not require the
GAMELIB.LIB file to compile to EXE.

To compile to an EXE these examples, switch to the directory containing the
COMPILE.BAT and MAKE.BAT files, then type:

MAKE INP_EXPL\JOYTEST.C

To make JOYTEST.EXE....

This, of course, assumes that you set up the MAKE.BAT and COMPILE.BAT files
correctly for the compiler installed on your system.  For more information,
open the MAKE.BAT and COMPILE.BAT files into any ASCII editor.

NOTE:  Some programs run a wee bit slow because Visual C++ does not provide a
delay function similar to the one available in Turbo C++.  This is a minor
thing that can be corrected easily, so do not worry to much about execution
speed right now.
