{"push_id":991202443,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/darwin-size_t-template-instance","head":"a143c75887af2184185c9c389434f571cc7e7b77","before":"4c4258f20e337aa0190a0709fdbbb94a27e10318","commits":[{"sha":"a143c75887af2184185c9c389434f571cc7e7b77","author":{"email":"60228a510f9a76940848fa2d29321fc4edfc2119@intel.com","name":"David Wagner"},"message":"Integer template specializations: use builtin types instead of stdint\n\nTemplate resolution is tied to name mangling. Since we can't know for sure\nwhich builtin type is used for each of int64_t, uint32_t, etc. we can't rely on\nthese typedefs. Builtin types, however, are reliable.\n\nAs an exemple: on some ABIs, size_t can be a long long but uint64_t a mere\nlong which means that for this particular platform, a call with a size_t\nargument will not match a template instantiation with a uint64_t.\n\nSigned-off-by: David Wagner <david.wagner@intel.com>","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/dawagner/parameter-framework/commits/a143c75887af2184185c9c389434f571cc7e7b77"}]}