| ladspa.h and csladspa.cpp in CVS have the wrong line ending characters, thus
breaking the build on Windows (and perhaps other platforms as well).
That is, when I check out the file on Windows, instead of each line ending
with a carriage return plus a line feed (which is standard on Windows), or
each line ending with a line feed (which is standard on Linux), each line
ends with TWO carriage returns plus a line feed. This breaks the macros in
the header file because it fools the compiler into thinking there is a blank
line in front of each line in the file. It does not keep the .c file from
compiling.
This is the second time I have fixed this.
Could whoever that is verify that the file has the correct line endings and
that the CVS checkin rule is correct?
Regards,
Mike
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