Define stride_t and imagesize_t in a modern way. #2351
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In a C++11 world, we can define these using int64_t and uint64_t: simple, standard, identical size on all platforms. The prior convoluted definitions were from an earlier time when we couldn't count on these being present.
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In a C++11 world, we can define these using int64_t and uint64_t:
simple, standard, identical size on all platforms.
The prior convoluted definitions were from an earlier time when we
couldn't count on these being present.