Question about 8 bit bools vs 32 bit booleans. Our company has inherited an application that uses lame_enc and it sure looks like the original coders errored in washing out the UPPERCASE DWORD, BOOL, BYTE, etc. In other words ... they are using bool ... which seems to compile to 8 bits rather than the documented 32 required bits. In practice ... this does not seem to cause any nasty crashes since the app expects most of the BOOLS as zeros and because there's a reserved array making up the balance of bytes that follow the booleans.
This lame_enc.dll should ALWAYS expect 32 bit booleans, right ??? I mean ... anyone making this lame_enc.dll SHOULD compile it such that BOOL is a long or signed 32 bits, right ?????? _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [email protected] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
