The various file format modules that were an Open Issue for removal have been
found to still be useful, so the whole question has been removed.
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Modules reliant on obsolete/rarely used file formats?
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Several modules in the stdlib work on a specific file format. It is
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possible some of these formats are no longer used and thus the stdlib
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modules for them can go. Below is a list of some modules which rely
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on a file format that may be obsolete.
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audioop
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Raw (8|16|32)-bit wide audio files (as generated by the al and
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sunaudiodev modules).
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chunk
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AIFF, AIFF-C, and RMFF audio files.
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sunau
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Sun AU audio files [#sun-au]_.
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Renaming of modules maintained outside of the stdlib
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Renaming of modules maintained outside of the stdlib
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