Fix panic when using linear or ZOH resampling#1
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BillyDM wants to merge 2 commits intoRamiHg:masterfrom
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Fix panic when using linear or ZOH resampling#1BillyDM wants to merge 2 commits intoRamiHg:masterfrom
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Currently linear and ZOH resampling causes a panic when using more than one channel because it tries to index the
last_valuearray out-of-bounds. However, this is intended in the C version since this struct is used as a variable length array. The fix is to just use unchecked array indexing in Rust.Also, the compiler was marking the
#[no_mangle]on some of the methods as a warning, and it even mentioned this will be a hard error in future versions of the Rust compiler, so I went ahead and removed those as well.