:: > From: "Segher Boessenkool" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:: >
:: > > How to compile lame on a system where only a C++ compiler is available
:: (the
:: > > C compiler costs extra money)? Currently lame generates nearly
:: uncountable
:: > > errors with a C++ compiler.
:: >
:: > Put
:: >
:: > extern "C" {
:: > }
:: >
:: > around everything? (Around a whole file is ok, I believe).
::
:: That only affects the linkage of functions (e.g. disables name mangling).
::
:: There's no easy way to do it in general. I've done it a few times for some
:: fairly large pieces of code, and it's no fun at all. Then there's the
:: maintenance...
::
:: Is the C compiler expensive? :)
::
So, now the source is usable for g++.
Layer 1 and 2 decoding is disabled. Too much deadly sins per line.
Using structs and typedef structs with the same name and other horror
videos.
Don't disturb the remaining thousands of warnings. C++ have problems
more problems to compile every collection of ASCII characters ;-)
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