It seems that the macros CS_XXX generate non-standard C which the C compiler 
does not recognise.  This is GCC 3.1
  Commenting these macros out gets me a greate deal further.
My aim is to create a release candidate for the Mac.
==John ffitch


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Clearly that message got lost; setting useDirentFix led to complete
failure of compilation as DIR had two conflicting definitions.
==John ffitch


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I found a small bug related to massign.
It works as expected when defining single instruments,
but if I define several instruments in one instr block (using e.g. instr 1,2,3,4),
massign does assign only to the first of those instr numbers.

I'm trying to have (almost) the same instrument on several midi channels,
with some slight modification, e.g. if p1 == 3 igoto ....

attached is a simple test
Oeyvind