Re: eXene and openGL

>> The fftw header file I created is portable because it only refers to
>> doubles and the like.
>
> Unless I'm mistaken, I saw definitions for some standard C typedefs
> like size_t in you fftw headers.  Such definitions are not portable.
> Different C implementations may choose different types (even types of
> different size) for typedefs like size_t.  This means that the fftw
> headers you created only work on platforms that happen to choose the
> same types.  (The approach that I'm using in my libc interface is to
> generate such definitions separately for each platform.)
>

You're right !  It needs size_t and the _only_ reason it needs size_t  
is for malloc.
A good example of how your approach would be quite useful.


Brian


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