>From the manual (v. 3.47):

PC Windows-specific flags 

-j num  set the number of console text rows (default 25)
-J num  set the number of console text columns (default 80)
-K num  enables MIDI IN. 'num' (optional) = MIDI IN port device id
number
-q num  WAVE OUT device id number (use only if more WAVE devices are
installed)
-p num  number of WAVE OUT buffers (default 4; max.
40)                               <---
-O      suppresses all console text output for better realtime
performance
-e      allows any sample rate (to use only with WAVE cards supporting
this feature)  <---
-y      doesn't wait for keypress on exit
-E      allows graphic display for WCSHELL by Riccardo Bianchini
-Q num  enable MIDI OUT. 'num' (optional) = MIDI OUT port device id
number
-Y      suppresses realtime WAVE OUT for better MIDI OUT timing
performance
-*      yields control to the system until audio output buffer is full

so I suppose you could expect them in the/a official Windows version of
Csound.

I asked about these as well a little while ago, and also why in some
implementaions these parameters are being proceeded by +-.  It may lead
to incompatibility with programs that call Csound.

Job van Zuijlen 

J P Fitch wrote:
> 
> There are no flags -p or -e in the generic sources.  What are they supposed to
> do?