Closed lgbaldoni closed 6 years ago
Looks like libcpuid is at fault here.
libcpuid_types.h just declares int64_t without checking if it already exists. It should instead include stdint.h if available (which it is on all modern systems) or at least check if int64_t is already defined when libcpuid_types.h is included.
smooth simply includes stdint.h before libcpuid.h. This should not be causing any issues with well written libraries, but does here.
I'll see if I can find a work-around or get the libcpuid maintainer to fix this.
So, it looks like this is already fixed in upstream libcpuid with commit anrieff/libcpuid@1331b6e9b8ac09124d724032bca7f547a7fbedeb from June 23rd.
There is no updated release yet, but as soon as one is available and openSUSE updates thir libcpuid package, this will be fixed.
Thanks for tracking this down, will submit that patch or wait for a new release.
smooth v0.8.74.0-pre3 and libcpuid 0.4.0 on openSUSE Tumbleweed. smooth_conflicting_declaration.txt