fix: use long long on Windows #28
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I tried to add the 32 bit Linux build back to CI but it doesn't seem to have worked... |
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Okay the wheels are building in 32 bit linux and passing basic tests but it doesn't seem that there is a straight-forward way to run a CI job in a 32 bit OS to do a proper test. |
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Okay, I'll merge this now so we can focus on making the Windows wheels work. |
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Fixes #10.
There might be more places that needs to be fixed to use
slongrather thanlongbut this is an intentionally minimal change that achieves the basic goal of getting python-flint to work on Windows. With this and #26 I was able to make a working Windows wheel that locally passed all tests.