Tweaked RingBuffer to be generic #1
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October 13, 2019 19:24
…g double) and updated the code style to more modern C++14
…r, but now requires C++17.
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Made RingBuffer generic for float, double and long double as those are the most common types used in audio programming.
Needs C++14 now to compile, due to trailing return types. C++17 is needed for ringbuffer_main, because of the print function.
Makefile is also adjusted, now added macOS support with Clang as the compiler.