::
:: >Currently my aim is, that the program is compilable with:
:: > gcc 2.95.2
:: > g++ 2.95.2
::
:: I run gcc 2.95.(3) and SAS/C (the latter is usually much more helpful on
:: warnings, and still much more forgiving on "errors")...
::
Can you add g++ for testing?
Or also some other C++ compiler?
Or use gcc at monday/wednesday and friday and g++ at the rest?
:: >:: Also it would be nice if you cast types that don't match the functions
:: >:: types into the correct one
:: >Casting is a bad thing. Correct the reason for the casting, not the warning
:: >(or the error in C++) itself. See Ada Rationale. It is Ada related, but the
:: >reasons are the same for every procedural language like C, Pascal, Ada, ...
::
:: Ofcos, as I said, the best thing is to use the correct one to begin with, but
:: if that isn't possible, atleast cast the value into the correct one.
::
Write a (inline) function to convert from type A to type B.
Wild type casting in C is one of the most dangerous things.
C can't cast from type A to type B. There is only the possibility to
cast every shit to type B. And this is dangerous.
So you write a
int ifreq;
double dfreq;
ifreq = (int) ( dfreq );
and now dfreq changes the type to 'struct bla*'.
C converts this without batting an eyelid.
Who has corrected the SigSeg fault which occured only with gcc 2.95,
but not with g++ 2.95? fread() faulted with unobtrusively parameters
in get_audio.c.
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