Fix missing header in ResourceUsage.h #143
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Note that the #include above takes care of this |
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It wasn't working with clang-1500.3.9.4 and when looking at https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/types/size_t it seems like the includes above don't take care of this. |
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Something strange, because you should not use the C compiler but rather the C++ compiler, and there Please could you provide us the platform information, full compiler invocation and error message? |
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@wdeconinck and I just figured it out: it was due to an older eckit-version used in atlas4py which didn't include that header. |
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ResourceUsage.husedsize_t, but did not include the stddef header. This lead to some compilation errors in atlas4py.