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Maxim Belkin 62c97d5267 darkice: revision for berkeley-db
4 files in darkice call 'src_short_to_float_array' like so:

> src_short_to_float_array ( ... , converterData.data_in, ...);

This function is defined in 'samplerate.h' of 'libsamplerate' as:

> void src_short_to_float_array (const short *in, float *out, int len) ;

What causes the problem is that converterData is of type SRC_DATA
(also defined in 'samplerate.h') and its 'data_in' member is of type 'const float'

By calling 'src_short_to_float_array', `darkice` wants to
modify constant member 'data_in' of 'converterData'.

We allow this by casting away 'const' modifier of 'data_in' for this call.
2017-01-06 07:40:37 -08:00
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