Use std::cout over printf to fix mingw support, and print size_t on all platforms #11
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Merging it anyway even though Travis failed. Somehow it created a superfluous directory and that broke every build. Thanks for the fix! I hadn't thought of the %zu problem any more as I thought all compilers now complied with C11 - but apparently this one still doesn't... |
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This solves issue #10, and compiles with gcc-4.7+ on Ubuntu 16.04. It also compiles with gcc-6.1.1 on mingw. The problem with gcc-4.6 is that it doesn't recognize the options of
-Wpedantic -std=c++11, and if compiled without-Wpedanticand with-std=c++0xit fails due to std::string having no member pop_back(). 4.6 also fails to compile the main codebase,