Update tp_call.h to fix simple type without cast error #120
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While building ROS2 Iron on Arch with an updated PKGBUILD, there seems to be a type mismatch without cast from uin64_t to const uint64_t *, so I just changed it. Perhaps this could be something on my end but I would like to propose the change regardless. Signed-off-by: Krishna Shah <[email protected]>
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While building ROS2 Iron on Arch with an updated PKGBUILD, there seems to be a type mismatch without cast from uin64_t to const uint64_t *, so I just changed it. Perhaps this could be something on my end but I would like to propose the change regardless. Please let me know if you want more details. I am building using colcon with the following PKGBUILD: https://github.com/DragonflyRobotics/ros2-iron-fork.
Disclaimer: I am not at all familiar with this codebase, but I am familiar with C++. This resolves the compile error but may break functionality, which I cannot anticipate, so any input is appreciated.