The Windows build fails due to non-standard C++ code

[andyburras]

• In PostprocessData.cpp:

for (int j = i; list[j].offset < (offset + segmentSizes[index]); j++) {
...
}
errprint("[...]",index, list[j].offset);

Does not obey C++ standard rules - the scope of the name(s) declared extends to the end of the for statement.

• In ValidateAtoms.cpp:

char vsdi_name[strlen(vsdi.name)];
and saio_offset ...

Using non-standard C++ dynamic array lengths - (this has been adopted by the C standard and is supported in g++, but it is not in the C++ standard).

• In ValidateMP4.h:

true and false are #defined.

C++ Standard Library forbids macroizing keywords

• Plus Visual Studio projects do not compile with latest (2017) VS version.