Fix undefined use of <cstdint> types #747
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… are not defined on all platforms
jvdp1 approved these changes Nov 19, 2023
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Thank you @harmenwierenga . LGTM. I'll merge it if all tests are successful.
| Thank you! There are two failing checks, cmake can’t find ifort on Ubuntu-latest and there is some setup failure on MSYS. Could you have a look at those? |
| @harmenwierenga Could you rebase your branch, please? It should then trigger the updated CI. |
| Thanks for the message, I have synced the branch. Could you please approve the workflow? |
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I could not compile tests on windows, since SpookyV2Test.cpp uses types from the cstdint header (e.g., uint64_t) without including the header. The type aliases are already defined in SpookyV2.h, so I have used those type aliases instead.