Fix for signed types on iOS/MacOS #34
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Fix for signed types on iOS/MacOS
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On iOS/MacOS (at least with current SDKs),
MacTypes.hdoes declareUInt8/UInt16/etc for unsigned types. But, for signed types,MacTypes.hdefines them asSInt8/etc, rather than theInt8that the rest of the codebase expects. This simply adds some typedefs for the signed types.(Also, there was a minor error in the same block with a comment that accidentally was prefixed with
#, so the preprocessor was attempting to pick it up)