a MinGW target:
Link against alut.dll in addition to openal32.dll.
Remove some preprocessor defines from compiler.h that were
confusing the mingw and/or libstdc++ headers (I put the _isnan
one back in the only file it was used).
Hack a broken sleep() call into the OpenAL sample programs so
that they will compile (but not work) in a non-POSIX environment.
Change the header file ordering in sample_openal.hxx to get
around some really weird interactions between MinGW's windows.h
and the gcc iostream header.
popped off the stack in a situation where it could be garbage
collected. I believe this is the source of the spurious "non-object
have no members" bug that has been reported.
uninitialized by naNum(). If it happened to be constructing it on the
stack in a location previously occupied by a real reference, it would
generate a corrupt naRef.
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