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thanks :) |
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Use bool instead of _Bool (may cause compilation error for Objective-C++ code)
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@cloudkite Perhaps this might be worthy of a new tag (0.5.1)? Because it leads to compilation error for some people. |
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@nickynick yup just waiting on cocoapods trunk, which is coming end of this week apparently https://twitter.com/CocoaPods/statuses/469170830048759810 |
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Yeah, it's a bit of a bummer, I was just about to submit a new pod :) |
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pushed to trunk ;) |
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Apparently, Objective-C++ code may have troubles with understanding
_Booltype. I guess it has something to do with<stdbool.h>not being included. Or maybe not. Anyway, I believe it should be fine to just useboolinstead. It's not like all this makes much sense for Masonry, but still.I also moved
floatanddoublea bit higher because they do make sense for us :)