I downloaded lame-3.93.1 and wondering to port on os400 platform. No flame please, for the moment it's just, let's say, an "academic operation". Well I know very well os400 environment something less os2, something less windows, something less Linux and so on down to almost nothing about mp3encoding, so it would be a blind-porting, and all of you are free to consider me a newbie. Some questions. Is there a "porting guideline" documentation to refer to? Due to strange errors using supplied makefiles I'm wondering whether they are full compatible with gmake (I've a gnu porting on os400), are they? Trying to compile the very first error I got comes from a definition in mpglib/mpg123.h the line the compiler won't compile is char *strchr (), *strrchr (); as are standard funtions defined in string.h with different arguments, to what this declaration is usefull to? I noticed that there are some source files that are tipical of an intel platform e.g. Dll/BladeMP3EncDLL.c, due to the lack of a gui on iSeries servers (formerly known as AS/400), just have command line any gui/cua managed by as400 program runs on workstations (virtually any kind), I'am wondering if it's possible to build lame for a pure server like this without losing something important (yes, I think gui is not important, also blind-man have to work on computers, and are capable to listen to music too), is it? Thank you.
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