fix for C++11 string literal syntax change #215
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Signed-off-by: Damien Doligez <[email protected]>
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My C++ compiler (latest MacOS) complains about having an identifier right after a string literal, without a space inbetween. Apparently this corresponds to a new syntax introduced in C++11.
The fix is to add a space, and it should be completely compatible with other C++ compilers.
The problem occurs in the LS4 source code, so the fix is in the patch we apply to LS4 before compiling.