Closed stachen closed 6 years ago
Rust build and all existing plugins don't use C headers. Can you just fix this and send PR? It would be nice to have a bug in our Jira.
Just submitted a PR that'll resolve this.
@stachen For now just remove these lines:
typedef uint64_t indy_u64_t;
typedef int64_t indy_i64_t;
Hi all,
I recently started digging into indy, and was trying to compile the code and ran into this issue.
In the recent commit of
libindy/include/indy_types.h
https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-sdk/commit/4cafeda266a087836425a69b3f2951be6efde697#diff-6ab3e784eca5e2160eaad8ae4d050b30
These two lines were added
And their names collide with the existing member variables
A little background, I was compiling the code with the nodeJS wrapper https://github.com/Picolab/indy-sdk/tree/master/wrappers/nodejs
Build Log (sorry that it's long)
I wonder how you guys manage to build it, given the name collision?
Thanks Stanley