Fix: Add missing cstdint include for uint32_t definition #657
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- Resolves compilation error where uint32_t was undefined - Adds required <cstdint> header for fixed-width integer types
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Summary
Fixed compilation error where
uint32_tidentifier was undefined by adding the required<cstdint>header include.Problem
The code was using
uint32_tin function parameters (lines 23 and 32) but the necessary header wasn't included, causing compilation failures with error "identifier 'uint32_t' is undefined".Solution
Added
#include <cstdint>to include the standard fixed-width integer type definitions.Files Changed
include/ann_exception.h: Added cstdint includeTesting
Type of Change
Additional Notes
This ensures proper C++11 standard compliance and portability across different compilers and platforms.