Hi all,

I added intpow, ftfindp to cs.h, csdl.h, and otran.c to get further
along with the opcode libraries, as well as committed these changes.  

Out of curiosity, what is the function of prototyp.h?  

Thanks,
steven

Oh, I put it in oload.c, but wrote otran.c when writing the email. I
think I've been staring at computer screens too long today!  =o

As for prototyp.h, I grepped through and it seems to only be #included
in cs.h, so if it should be rolled into a header, perhaps it should be
that one.  If that sounds good, I can take care of that tomorrow.

steven


On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 00:47, John ffitch wrote:
> On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, stevenyi wrote:
> 
> > Out of curiosity, what is the function of prototyp.h?  
> 
> Historical or hysterical I think.  At one stage Csound really did not have 
> prototypes or only a few.  They were placed in a separate file (I guess) 
> so changes would not disturn cs.h (the dependencies in the makefile were 
> random...)
> 
> If anyone could be bothered it could be rolled into one of the other 
> headers.
> ==John
> 
> PS Why otran.c when the change is needed in oload.c?
> 
> 

On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, stevenyi wrote:

> Out of curiosity, what is the function of prototyp.h?  

Historical or hysterical I think.  At one stage Csound really did not have 
prototypes or only a few.  They were placed in a separate file (I guess) 
so changes would not disturn cs.h (the dependencies in the makefile were 
random...)

If anyone could be bothered it could be rolled into one of the other 
headers.
==John

PS Why otran.c when the change is needed in oload.c?