Make the library do C++ things when compiling as C++ #3
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This PR makes use of the preprocessor to add C++ specific things to the library when compiling for C++.
What this PR adds:
FASTMOD_APIthat expands tostatic inlinewhen compiling for C, but to nothing when compiling for C++.fastmodwithin an unnamed namespace for what I believe to do the same asstatic inlinein C, this effect is probably only applicable on C++11 and above though(unless I'm reading the section about this on cppreference.com wrong).There were also some comments added to make the preprocessor logic easier to follow(imo). If there's anything you'd like me to change, please tell me.