Stephane

Nobody want to dictate anything to you and certainly not me neither Apple. You made a mistake by naming types like you did, Apple will not change his naming that's for sure, because its at compiler level for them not at applicaion level like lzma, this conflict can be easily be fixed in less than 1 second, you constantly give false excuses not to do it, and you are searching an illusory quick fix, its your choice, good luck with that. Concerning LzmaEnc_Finish i already explain to you many times...

Tino Reichardt , If you define your own type in an interface, it is for inherit them under certain circumstance. It is no more an interface. Its a device ready to explode soon or later. Rename these type takes less than one second. Igor wanted to use typedef to define his own type, his has to accept the consequence of his mistake (bad naming).

If you define your own type in an interface, it is for inherit them under certain circumstance. It is no more an interface. Its a device ready to explode soon or later. Rename these type takes less than one second. Igor wanted to use typedef to define his own type, his has to accept the consequence of his mistake (bad naming).

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When i asked to you why you cannot rename the types you said "Its everywhere" So it took me 3 hours to write a c program to rename these types , and it works and it takes less than 1 second to execute it. In less than 1 second the problem is solved, (68 files modified). After that you said "Its a bad solution" P_uint32 i use as an example "is too large". So i re run the programm with "uint32" (It can be anything) the same length and it works. After that you said "UInt32 is comfortable for me." "what...

When i asked to you why you cannot rename the types you said "Its everywhere" So it took me 3 hours to write a c program to rename these types , and it works and it takes less than 1 second to execute it. In less than 1 second the problem is solved. After that you said "Its a bad solution" P_uint32 i use as an example "is too large". So i re run the programm with "uint32" (It can be anything) the same length and it works. After that you said "UInt32 is comfortable for me." "what if ..." etc...."...

If you define your own type in an interface, it is for inherit them under certain circumstance. It is no more an interface. Its a device ready to explode soon or later. Rename these type takes less than one second. Igor wanted to use typedef to define his own type, his has to accept the consequence of his mistake (bad naming).

Swift can be bridged with objective C or C. You create a bridge file who is a h file where you put your #include h files of the c files. The Swift compiler compile the swift file, clang compiler compile the c program and link the whole thing into one binary. For lzma i put the h file of the c wrapper in the bridge file and that wrapper call your interface with lzmalib.h declare in it, the Swift pgm call the wrapper. Like that your interface does not inherit the Swift definition avoiding conflict....