Icecast dev - Aug 2004 - Extensive definitions with reserved identifiers

Hi,

the icecast source code contains many definitions with identifiers
reserved in C. For instance, include guards typically are
__LIKE_THIS__ (note the underscores at the beginning).

While gcc does not complain about these, they might lead to
problems with other compilers (or a future gcc release) and
also make code analyzers complain. For an overview of reserved
identifers, see for instance
    http://oakroadsystems.com/tech/c-predef.htm

Could you please modify the icecast source to avoid reserved
identifiers? For instance, a completely valid scheme for
include guard naming (which also avoids name clashes) could
be ICECAST_SUBDIRECTORY_NAME_H rather than __NAME_H__.
static functions could be named icecastDoSomething() rather
than _doSomething().

If you are interested, I could generate a patch.

Kind regards

    Ingolf

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Ingolf Steinbach                       Jena-Optronik GmbH
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