fix: add missing <cstdint> include for GCC 13+ compatibility - #11
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GCC 13's libstdc++ no longer transitively includes <cstdint> through headers like <algorithm>, breaking the build with 'uint32_t does not name a type'. Add the include explicitly. Tested on GCC 16.1.1 (Arch).
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I completely missed that GCC header cleanup. It's definitely better practice to have explicitly included anyway. Appreciate the fix!
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ty for merging :) ! it just didn't compile for me at all that's why |
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GCC 13's libstdc++ no longer transitively includes through headers like , breaking the build with 'uint32_t does not name a type'. I just added the include explicitly.
Tested on GCC 16.1.1, for the Distro I am on (Arch linux).