explicitly include the std integer declarations - #882
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Description
Explicitly include the definition of int32_t
Motivation and Context
Fixes a compile blocking error on some systems
Changes
bugfix
Behavior
On some systems depending on the pedanticness of the compiler, not including this header can cause the compilation to fail. Using gcc 13 on my system.
Other Information
Experienced the issue with gcc-13