Fix compilation errors with Clang #31
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Some of these should have been errors with GCC as well, such as attempting to 'extern C' code that is not valid C. The other issue was related to an ambiguous '->operator[]', where GCC correctly took it to mean "dereference the pointer and call operator[] on the dereferenced object", while Clang apparently took it to mean "call operator[] on this pointer".
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Some of these should have been errors with GCC as well, such as attempting to 'extern C' C++ code that is not valid C.
The other issue was related to an ambiguous '->operator[]', where GCC correctly took it to mean "dereference the pointer and call operator[] on the dereferenced object", while Clang apparently took it to mean "call operator[] on this pointer".