Fix Compilation Issue: Define Correct Integer Type for Linux and Windows in droid_kernels.cu File #148
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Summary
This PR fixes a compilation issue in the CUDA droid_kernels.cu file that occurs when running setup.py on different operating systems. Previously, the build failed because long is 64-bit on Linux but not necessarily on Windows. This change ensures compatibility by defining LongType as:
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Why This Fix?
The previous implementation led to setup.py compilation failures on Windows due to type mismatches, as seen in #39 . Using #ifdef ensures consistency across platforms.
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