static inline bool parse_opt_EE(const char *arg)
static inline int parse_opt_EE(const char *arg)
static inline bool parse_opt_EE(const char *arg){	/* --reverb */	int32 tmpi32;	const char *p;		switch (*arg) {	case '0':	case 'd':	/* disable */		opt_reverb_control = 0;		break;	case '1':	case 'n':	/* normal */		if (p = strchr(arg, ',')) {			if (set_value(&tmpi32, atoi(p + 1), 0, 0x7f, "Reverb level"))				return 1;			opt_reverb_control = -tmpi32;		} else			opt_reverb_control = 1;		break;	case '2':	case 'g':	/* global */		opt_reverb_control = 2;		break;	case '3':	case 'f':	/* freeverb */		opt_reverb_control = 3;		break;	case 'p':	/* pseudo */		/* I think pseudo reverb can now be retired... Computers are		 * enough fast to do a full reverb, don't they?		 */		if (p = strchr(arg, ',')) {			if (set_value(&tmpi32, atoi(p + 1), 0, MAX_MREL,					"Modify release"))				return 1;			modify_release = tmpi32;		} else			modify_release = DEFAULT_MREL;		break;	default:		ctl->cmsg(CMSG_ERROR, VERB_NORMAL, "Invalid reverb parameter.");		return 1;	}	return 0;}