Fix build on 64bit platforms #19
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Previously crn_decompile.h made several assumptions that no longer holds on 64-bit platform and thus will cause a compilation error. More specifically: It assumes that pointers are 4 bytes long, while on 64-bit pointers are 8 bytes long. It assumes (unsigned) long and (u)int64 are different types, while on many 64-bit implementations they are the same. This commit fixes those problem by changing multiple typedefs from using built-in integer types to typedefs in <cstdint>, and make pointers cast to std::uintptr_t rather than uint32. This should ensure successful compilation on both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms.
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Thank you. This fixes the same error in HearthSim/UnityPack#97 |
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Previously crn_decompile.h made several assumptions that no longer holds
on 64-bit platform and thus will cause a compilation error. More
specifically:
It assumes that pointers are 4 bytes long, while on 64-bit pointers
are 8 bytes long.
It assumes (unsigned) long and (u)int64 are different types, while on
many 64-bit implementations they are the same.
This commit fixes those problem by changing multiple typedefs from using
built-in integer types to typedefs in , and make pointers cast
to std::uintptr_t rather than uint32. This should ensure successful
compilation on both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms.
fixes #6