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| − | I tried out the code in Windows 32-bit (using the Visual Studio 2003 C++ compiler) and found that the typedefs had been done incorrectly. I've uploaded a new version which fixes this problem. I took the liberty to add flags to all of the header files to prevent multiple inclusion. I also made one of the type casts explicit (from size_t to int32_t) to remove a warning in Windows. This version has been tested in 32-bit Windows (VS2003) and 64-bit (gcc 4.1.2) and 32-bit (gcc 4.3.2) Linux. | + | I tried out the code in Windows 32-bit (using the Visual Studio 2003 C++ compiler) and found that the typedefs had been done incorrectly. I've uploaded a new version which fixes this problem. I took the liberty to add flags to all of the header files to prevent multiple inclusion. I also made one of the type casts explicit (from size_t to int32_t) to remove a warning in Windows. This version has been tested in 32-bit Windows (VS2003) and 64-bit (gcc 4.1.2) and 32-bit (gcc 4.3.2) Linux. The above link points to the updated file now. |
Revision as of 18:06, 25 January 2009
Updated C-Code
The following changes have been made to the starting C-code:
- typeutil.h has been added to support 64-bit architectures.
- Source code files now include only their header file. Header files include all dependancies.
- The memory leak in the example program is now fixed.
Download the updated version here.
Unfortunatly, I was only able to test the changes on a 32 bit Mac using GCC. Please post any problems you encounter.
Checks out for gcc 4.1.2 on 64-bit Linux. The only minor issue is that typeutil.h is missing a newline at the end of the file.
I tried out the code in Windows 32-bit (using the Visual Studio 2003 C++ compiler) and found that the typedefs had been done incorrectly. I've uploaded a new version which fixes this problem. I took the liberty to add flags to all of the header files to prevent multiple inclusion. I also made one of the type casts explicit (from size_t to int32_t) to remove a warning in Windows. This version has been tested in 32-bit Windows (VS2003) and 64-bit (gcc 4.1.2) and 32-bit (gcc 4.3.2) Linux. The above link points to the updated file now.
