flac dev - May 2014 - ogg_mapping.c

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Why is ogg_mapping.c full of variables? Why not macros?

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On 2014-05-03 1:52 AM, LRN wrote:
> Why is ogg_mapping.c full of variables? Why not macros?
I didn't write it, but generally one does this because const globals
are as efficient as macros, but you get type checking and normal
interactions with operator precedence.

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