Fix int64_t_t typo in README code example #3
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Fixes a typo where the first type was written as int64_t_t with suffixing _t twice and the second type misses suffix at all.
Fix int64_t_t typo in README code example
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It appears @sochka has not signed the CLA (contributor license agreement)? I'm a bit new to this here, so I might be wrong, but you'd be looking at one of the following two, as appropriate: https://developers.google.com/open-source/cla/individual |
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To be clear, let us know as soon as you signed it, we'll check it's good on our side and re-integrate your commit. This is just a minor administrative setback, sorry about that. |
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Well, looks like there is quite a bit of bureaucracy in Google too if there is a need in signing two docs for fixing just a single typo) Ok, what do I put at https://developers.google.com/open-source/cla/corporate as my corporation name if I'm a student? Just leave it blank? |
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You only need to sign one of them, I believe. Use the individual CLA. |
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Oh, you just need to pick the appropriate one! If you're a student, I think you should use the individual version. This is unfortunately needed to ensure license compliance, for both you and us. As mentioned, I'm a bit new to this myself, and I'm trying to find out if there can be an exception for a small typo fix, but it is simpler/safer if you simply sign the CLA (it also applies to most other Google open source project). :-) |
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Oh, sorry. I've already signed the first one. |
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No problem, thank you! I'm putting back your contribution immediately. |
Add macOS aarch64 clock cycle count
The premake build structure has been simplified and rewritten to reduce the boilerplate needed to add additional configurations while forcing the unique settings of a project to be defined. Migrate some defines and compiler options to the global settings and remove all the old boilerplate from this project. Issue-number: https://devtopia.esri.com/runtime/devops/issues/830 Signed-off-by: Christian O. Venegas <cvenegas@esri.com>
Fixes a typo where the first type was written as int64_t_t with suffixing _t twice and the second type misses suffix at all.