A few small compilation fixes #57
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As far as I can tell, the ELEMENT_TYPE symbol isn't being used by this library. It conflicts with a symbol defined in the Windows SDK: libaudiofile\alac\ALACBitUtilities.h(68): error C2371: 'ELEMENT_TYPE': redefinition; different basic types (compiling source file audiofile\libaudiofile\alac\ALACDecoder.cpp) C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\Include\um\winioctl.h(3944): note: see declaration of 'ELEMENT_TYPE' (compiling source file libaudiofile\alac\ALACDecoder.cpp)
This header isn't available on Windows.
The UUID symbol conflicts with a structure of the same name in the Windows SDK.
This fixes a compiler error, since std::min() is used in this file.
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Sorry about the renaming of
UUIDtoaf_UUID, but unfortunatelyUUIDis just one of those symbols that is all over the Windows SDK. Renaming it is probably the easiest solution here.