Legacy support allows statically compiling in a single module.
Still needs some work, but a quick test on my MacBook worked :)
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A commit that looks bigger than it is. Most files only got header #includes removed that are handled in mpg123.h .
Then there are the corresponding changes in mpg123.h; together with the addition of safe_realloc for ancient systems.
The ugly need for snprintf in make_remote_header() has been avoided by changing this one into print_remote_header().
The Question of size_t, ssize_t and off_t is handled in configure now; respectively in config.h.legacy .
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This restores some work of Tony Million from ages ago... wrapping buffer code properly into #ifndef NOXFERMEM again (except in term.c, which is a different beast).
Hack Makefile for the preprocessed .S files (mingw doesn't run cpp by itself).
Got autoconf'ed x86 portaudio/mme build working for *-mingw32; Elia wants SDL ...;-)
Also configure now doesn't look at OS for choosing default audio output but at the available output systems instead.
Let's keep this hardcoding at a minimum.
Sound playback works, control_generic not (no stdin in windows terminal?).
Assembler opts work nicely (including --cpu choice).
WAV writing has distortion ... twisted endianess?
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Moving aside old build system and calling it 'legacy'.
Can build legacy system using ./MakeLegacy.sh <foo>
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