Bugfix: if not Win32 then BYTE, WORD, DWORD are now correctly set - #9
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…unsigned in CommonTypes.h. The proper include is also added (cstdint). Probably these 3 types are not used at all, removing this #ifndef _WIN32 block should also work. The problem was that these 3 types are defined as unsigned in Linux (and in Windows anyway) and these signed redefined types conflicted with those.
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Bugfix: if not Win32 then BYTE, WORD, DWORD are now correctly set as unsigned in CommonTypes.h.
The proper include is also added (cstdint).
Probably these 3 types are not used at all, removing this #ifndef _WIN32 block should also work.
The problem was that these 3 types are defined as unsigned in Linux (and in Windows anyway) and these signed redefined types conflicted with those.