Adjustments for compilation on MSVC and windows compilers in general #5
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That's because there are duplicate #defines, and when Winsock2 is defined before windows.h then windows.h detects that and prevent redefinition. That is the official way stated by Microsoft.
…pilers, MSVC, MINGW32 and other. It even works for x64 and Itanium...
…ilers, because of the size by which it needs to increment/decrement is unknown. We need to define char* in order to increment by measures of 8 bits.
I have added a MACRO that uses either CRITICAL_SECTION or pthread_mutex depeneding on whether it's windows or unix. And because a CRITICAL_SECTION has the bonus of being recursive by default, I've added the recursive attribute to the pthread mutexes.
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Adjustments for compilation on MSVC and windows compilers in general
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You have a strong dependency on UNIX functions and compilers, and compiling for windows using the MINGW32.
I just wanted to allow a more graceful compatibility for windows, without the MINGW32 dependency.
Now it works :-)