Fixes compilation of C sources on Linux

[sjoelund]

Also removes unused code according to compiler warnings

[tbeu]

I guess it conflicts with #23.

[sjoelund]

I guess so too. This one keeps using 32-bit integers. But it's mostly the same changes I suppose.

[tbeu]

Yes, #23 compiles fine under Linux

[iti@vm-centos-x64-1 Noise]$ gcc --version
gcc (GCC) 4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-54)
Copyright (C) 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

[iti@vm-centos-x64-1 Noise]$ gcc -c -Wall -std=c89 ModelicaNoise.c 
[iti@vm-centos-x64-1 Noise]$ 

[tbeu]

You might test #23 and withdraw this pull request.

[sjoelund]

I would if I had a machine where int was not 32-bit. The code in #23 will not work the same on all platforms.

[tbeu]

I see. Even more issues:

• NOISE_shuffleDouble must not take unsigned argument seed.
• stdint.h is not available on older MSVC. I guess it was introduced with VS2010.

[tbeu]

Check ModelicaMatIO.h:

/* uint32 type */
#define _mat_uint32_t unsigned

I guess you want to change this as well and use stdint types instead.

[sjoelund]

Of course :)

[tbeu]

Mo ticket please. Patch would even be better.

[akloeckner]

@sjoelund, @tbeu: We are not sure, which patch to pull and if there are still issues, which you would like to fix first. Could you clarify or propose a joint patch?

[tbeu]

Sure, we are working on it.

[sjoelund]

23 is now better (works for more compilers)