Steve Lhomme 2af68ddc15 explain why the USEINCLUDE corec is necessary even when core-c is not used (because of the IF in coremake .proj files) ...

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introduce filepos_t for all the file position values (depends wether the system can handle 32 bits or 64 bits offsets)

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introduce filepos_t for all the file position values (depends wether the system can handle 32 bits or 64 bits offsets)

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ChangeLog

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libmatroska.proj

explain why the USEINCLUDE corec is necessary even when core-c is not used (because of the IF in coremake .proj files)

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LICENSE.LGPL

move the sources from the dead coreforge server

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