Hi, My apologies for causing bug #97<https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/fluidsynth/ticket/97>. Judging by plcl's fix: http://fluidsynth.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/fluidsynth/trunk/fluidsynth/src/midi/fluid_midi.c?r1=408&r2=411
I declared a variable not at the top of a function and didn't cast a void* to a char*, which apparently MSVC doesn't like. I (like I assume many developers) don't have MSVC to test on. Both of these flaws appear to be because my code was not ANSI compliant (David and I had a bit of a chat about this in the MIDI buffer thread). I wonder if it would be possible to change the CMake list file so the gcc version builds with -ansi. I haven't tried it to see what happens (as I don't know CMake), but I would assume if MSVC is strict about ANSI-compliance, then the code should already be compliant, and therefore turning this flag on won't break anything. If we build with -ansi, I believe, GCC will error out on these things so it won't be so easy to break the MSVC build. Just a thought. Matt
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