Modernize the code to compile without Warnings in GCC 9.3 #335
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- More generally: Compile without warnings and Errors in Ubuntu 20.04's default toolchain - Update Abseil-CPP submodule - Update and fix two unsigned vs. signed comparison warnings in the CTRE submodule. - Get rid of the deprecated ftime function, replace by std::chrono. - Newer versions of ICU require a trailing semicolon after their macros that were missing in one place.
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More generally: Compile without warnings and Errors in Ubuntu 20.04's default toolchain
Update Abseil-CPP submodule
Update and fix two unsigned vs. signed comparison warnings in the CTRE submodule.
Get rid of the deprecated ftime function, replace by std::chrono.
Newer versions of ICU require a trailing semicolon after their macros that were missing in one place.