In tclmidi:
  write doc on libmidi++.a
  support multiple devices
  direct access to the driver (similar to tcl-dp)
  new commands for pause/resume
  allow for writing events "now" bypassing kernel queue.
  Use real time (ie seconds or parts thereof - use smpte? or somethig
like 1/100 or 1/120 of second?) as event time stamps, not SMF ticks,
which are relative to tempo changes.  Or at least communicate to
the driver in that fashion.
  MidiTime events should complain if the denominator is a bad value
(like 4/5 time).

In Driver:
  Find tester for SVR4
  Comment driver code better.
  Keep up to date with moving Linux, NetBSD targets
  Support multiple synchronized devices
  SysV Stream like "event filters" to manipulate events on the fly?
  Pause/Resume - time remaining between events?
  allow for writing events "now" bypassing kernel queue.  Raw mode?
  Read and write events using a real clock instead of SMF ticks.  (see above)
  Make a makefile for installing driver under BSD.
  Handle Start, Stop, Continue signals?
  Send/Receive MIDI Clocks

Long term:
  Write a graphical notation program based on tclmidi and/or libmidi++.a
That was why I rewrote tclmidi, wasn't it?
