define uint64_t type grib_en/decode and use them #62
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Currently grib_encode_size_t / grib_decode_size_t are defined and especially on windows where size_t is 64 bit, encode_double_array and decode_double_array use them. So especially for 32 bit linux system, define uint64_t type grib_encode / grib_decode and use them instead of size_t type ones. This method is more portable.
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Currently grib_encode_size_t / grib_decode_size_t are defined and
especially on windows where size_t is 64 bit,
encode_double_array and decode_double_array use them.
So especially for 32 bit linux system, define uint64_t type grib_encode /
grib_decode and use them instead of size_t type ones. This method is
more portable.
The proposal patch fixes the following test failure on Linux 32 bit:
Forwarded from: https://jira.ecmwf.int/browse/SUP-3561