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PhilipTrettner | 25 days ago
It's basically: long* and long long* (the pointer types) are not compatible, and uint64_t is the "wrong" typedef on linux, or at least inconsistent with the way the intrinsics are defined.
PhilipTrettner | 25 days ago
It's basically: long* and long long* (the pointer types) are not compatible, and uint64_t is the "wrong" typedef on linux, or at least inconsistent with the way the intrinsics are defined.
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