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Exporting excite as a function instead of a binary - #11
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Looks good! A request: Can you rename |
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I guess this line may cause compilation error on MSVC on windows. While I was working on #8, I found MSVC on AppVeyor throws error for C89-imcompatible codes.
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Right, I forgot MSVC still does not have support for C99 (they're only 16 years late!). This is now fixed.
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Exporting excite as a function instead of a binary
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This PR adds
exciteas a function. I'll be sending a separate PR to pysptk with the Cython part of the code.