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Removed obsolete warnings on endianness and 64bitness

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COMPILATION COMPILATION
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It had been tested on Intel/Linux with gcc 2.7.2, Solaris 2.6, and The following commands should automatically detect the system
Win32. configuration and build the library and examples/unadf,
the ADF extractor binary.
Update (march 2006): ./autogen.sh
Makefiles has been modified to compile under Cygwin and gcc 3.4.4. (still 6 ISO C warning : normal) ./configure
make
The size of long must be 4, the size of short 2.
The library reads disk sectors written with the big endian (Motorola) byte
ordering.
You have to type :
make clean
make dep
make lib
A 'lidadf.a' should be created.
* Byte ordering
'make clean' remove the temporary files and the 'defendian.h'. In this file,
LITT_ENDIAN must be defined if the target machine uses the little endian
byte ordering, like this :
#ifndef LITT_ENDIAN
#define LITT_ENDIAN 1
#endif /* LITT_ENDIAN */
This should be done automatically by the 'myconf' shell script. myconf
autocompiles a C file which detects the byte ordering. The 'defendian.h'
is generated in 'myconf'. 'defendian.h' should be included in every .c file
which uses the LITT_ENDIAN define is used, otherwise the compiler could think
it is not defined, and the target machine is (always) using the big endian
byte ordering.
'myconf' is launched by 'make depend'.
FEATURES NEEDING FURTHER TESTS
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* Native driver * Native driver