Compilation of ebc3290 in vs2017 produces error C2039: 'min': is not a member of 'std' in file word_classifications.cpp(103)

[jackL999]

The problem is easily solved by adding
#include < algorithm >
to the file word_classifications.cpp

[chrisant996]

Thanks! It should use min<unsigned int> instead. Clink doesn't use std::min or std::max and has its own min<> and max<> templates that can be explicitly typed, avoiding troublesome explicit casts.