Re: [fluid-dev] Windows build

[Josh Green]

On Mon, 2007-09-17 at 16:12 +0200, Bernhard Schelling wrote:
> Hi Again
> 
> > There are a few changes which were required to make these builds possible.
> > In the DSP I added the files for aufile, dspfloat and removed strtok 
> > which doesn't exist anymore but is still referenced in the DSP.
> > For the source itself a few changes were necessary for getting it built 
> > under the standards incompatible VC6 compiler.
> > - changed some of the "#include "config.h"" to "#include 
> > "fluidsynth_priv.h"" - obviously required on systems without HAVE_CONFIG_H
> > - removed all inline keywords (used for 4 static inline functions) - not 
> > supported for non C++ C code in VC6
> 
> Oh, and I forgot... I also had to change the "long long" used in 
> fluid_phase.h.
> Maybe you meant that before with "After making a few changes to ... and some 
> source files" - but here's what I changed anyway:
> 
> Added directly on top of fluid_phase.h (only useful as long as 64 bit 
> integers are only used there):
> 
> #ifndef _WIN32
> typedef long long signed64;
> typedef unsigned long long unsigned64;
> #else
> typedef __int64 signed64;
> typedef unsigned __int64 unsigned64;
> #endif
> 
> And changed the 4 "unsigned long long" to "unsigned64"
> 

Hmm, I hadn't made that change actually.  I've been considering moving
to using the glib utility library, since it has a lot of compatibility
macros/defines which could help in this situation.  I'm not sure what
that would entail with the VC/VS builds though.  Any thoughts on that?
I might save that sort of change though for a forked development branch.

Of note is that I made some recent changes in regards to fluid_phase.h.
In particular, the long long 64 bit integer stuff is now always used (it
was an optional thing before).

> 
> That should be everything.
> 
> Bye,
> Bernhard
> 

Thanks again!
        Josh