I have old code that uses size_t which IIRC comes from cstring.h.
On OS X, I either dont know how to find/use this or it is not available.
What would I replace it with?
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I have old code that uses size_t which IIRC comes from cstring.h.
On OS X, I either dont know how to find/use this or it is not available.
What would I replace it with?
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std::size_tis in<cstddef>.I’m fairly sure that this worked for me the last time I was working on OS X.
Edit: Just found an OS X system to test on, not sure the exact system version but the Apple version of gcc 4.0.1 and both
size_tandstd::size_tare valid names of types after#include <cstddef>.