/// <summary>This function creates a context using a specified device.</summary>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to a device</param>
/// <param name="attrlist">a pointer to a set of attributes: ALC_FREQUENCY, ALC_MONO_SOURCES, ALC_REFRESH, ALC_STEREO_SOURCES, ALC_SYNC</param>
/// <returns>Returns a pointer to the new context (NULL on failure). The attribute list can be NULL, or a zero terminated list of integer pairs composed of valid ALC attribute tokens and requested values.</returns>
/// <summary>This function creates a context using a specified device.</summary>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to a device</param>
/// <param name="attrlist">an array of a set of attributes: ALC_FREQUENCY, ALC_MONO_SOURCES, ALC_REFRESH, ALC_STEREO_SOURCES, ALC_SYNC</param>
/// <returns>Returns a pointer to the new context (NULL on failure).</returns>
/// <remarks>The attribute list can be NULL, or a zero terminated list of integer pairs composed of valid ALC attribute tokens and requested values.</remarks>
/// <summary>This function tells a context to begin processing. When a context is suspended, changes in OpenAL state will be accepted but will not be processed. alcSuspendContext can be used to suspend a context, and then all the OpenAL state changes can be applied at once, followed by a call to alcProcessContext to apply all the state changes immediately. In some cases, this procedure may be more efficient than application of properties in a non-suspended state. In some implementations, process and suspend calls are each a NOP.</summary>
/// <param name="context">a pointer to the new context</param>
/// <summary>This function suspends processing on a specified context. When a context is suspended, changes in OpenAL state will be accepted but will not be processed. A typical use of alcSuspendContext would be to suspend a context, apply all the OpenAL state changes at once, and then call alcProcessContext to apply all the state changes at once. In some cases, this procedure may be more efficient than application of properties in a non-suspended state. In some implementations, process and suspend calls are each a NOP.</summary>
/// <param name="context">a pointer to the context to be suspended.</param>
/// <summary>This function closes a device by name.</summary>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to an opened device</param>
/// <returns>True will be returned on success or False on failure. Closing a device will fail if the device contains any contexts or buffers.</returns>
/// <summary>This function retrieves the enum value for a specified enumeration name.</summary>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to the device to be queried.</param>
/// <param name="enumname">a null terminated string describing the enum value.</param>
/// <returns>Returns the enum value described by the enumName string. This is most often used for querying an enum value for an ALC extension.</returns>
/// <summary>This function returns pointers to strings related to the context.</summary>
/// <remarks>
/// ALC_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER will return the name of the default output device.
/// ALC_CAPTURE_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER will return the name of the default capture device.
/// ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER will return the name of the specified output device if a pointer is supplied, or will return a list of all available devices if a NULL device pointer is supplied. A list is a pointer to a series of strings separated by NULL characters, with the list terminated by two NULL characters. See Enumeration Extension for more details.
/// ALC_CAPTURE_DEVICE_SPECIFIER will return the name of the specified capture device if a pointer is supplied, or will return a list of all available devices if a NULL device pointer is supplied.
/// ALC_EXTENSIONS returns a list of available context extensions, with each extension separated by a space and the list terminated by a NULL character.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to the device to be queried.</param>
/// <param name="param">an attribute to be retrieved: ALC_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER, ALC_CAPTURE_DEFAULT_DEVICE_SPECIFIER, ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER, ALC_CAPTURE_DEVICE_SPECIFIER, ALC_EXTENSIONS</param>
/// <summary>This function returns a List of strings related to the context.</summary>
/// <remarks>
/// ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER will return the name of the specified output device if a pointer is supplied, or will return a list of all available devices if a NULL device pointer is supplied. A list is a pointer to a series of strings separated by NULL characters, with the list terminated by two NULL characters. See Enumeration Extension for more details.
/// ALC_CAPTURE_DEVICE_SPECIFIER will return the name of the specified capture device if a pointer is supplied, or will return a list of all available devices if a NULL device pointer is supplied.
/// ALC_EXTENSIONS returns a list of available context extensions, with each extension separated by a space and the list terminated by a NULL character.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to the device to be queried.</param>
/// <param name="param">an attribute to be retrieved: ALC_DEVICE_SPECIFIER, ALC_CAPTURE_DEVICE_SPECIFIER, ALC_ALL_DEVICES_SPECIFIER</param>
/// <returns>A List of strings containing the names of the Devices.</returns>
/// <summary>This function begins a capture operation.</summary>
/// <remarks>alcCaptureStart will begin recording to an internal ring buffer of the size specified when opening the capture device. The application can then retrieve the number of samples currently available using the ALC_CAPTURE_SAPMPLES token with alcGetIntegerv. When the application determines that enough samples are available for processing, then it can obtain them with a call to alcCaptureSamples.</remarks>
/// <param name="device">a pointer to a capture device.</param>
