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Rename Intsafe.h to intsafe.h for case-sensitive OS
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I agree that this is a typo. I am unsure how the source is maintained. Will merging the pull request here on github cause problems with syncing with gitlab.xiph.org? |
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@petterreinholdtsen It should be merged on the Xiph GitLab |
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Then, should I make a merge request on gitlab side? |
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Either that or maybe some of the maintainers here can just push it directly on GitLab. (I can also do it if I get the OK from an Opus maintainer) |
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lgtm fwiw
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@rillian Since this is a blocking issue for MSVC cross-builds on case-sensitive OSs, I hope it can be released as soon as possible. Of course, there may not be many people who need this changes like I do, but it is currently a significant roadblock in our product development. |
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[Marvin Scholz]
Either that or maybe some of the maintainers here can just push it
directly on GitLab. (I can also do it if I get the OK from an Opus
maintainer)
Are there any active Opus maintainers? Who are they?
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Happy hacking
Petter Reinholdtsen
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Well @rillian for example |
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@namse I created an MR from this here, we can merge when it passes CI: https://gitlab.xiph.org/xiph/opus/-/merge_requests/123 Your authorship is preserved. |
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Hrm looks like our CI no longer allows for @namse can you amend your commit with a valid email address? For reference, here's the full error: |
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@tmatth Sure, I changed email and pushed again. |
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Merged in 1884ec0, thanks. |
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@tmatth Would it be possible to know when this change is expected to be released? It's currently a blocking issue for our product, so we would greatly appreciate it if it could be released at your earliest convenience. |
I am doing a Windows MSVC cross-build in a Linux environment. Although I clearly have the
intsafe.hfile in my environment, I encountered an error saying "Intsafe.h not found." Upon checking, it turned out to be a case sensitivity issue. It seems that building on a Windows host doesn't have this issue because it's case-insensitive.Therefore, this PR corrects the name from
Intsafe.htointsafe.h. It looks like there was a typo in the case, as the Win SDK also lists it asintsafe.h.Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/intsafe/