collide_coarse.h now needs new include to compile under Linux

[idmillington]

collide_coarse.h now needs new include to compile under Linux

[idmillington]

Ah, yes, c++11 has replaced NULL with nullptr, for type safety. There's a
bunch of other optimizations we can make if we assume c++11.

Ian.

On 6 November 2012 13:47, LucasCampos [email protected] wrote:

To correctly compile any demo, I needed to include cstddef on
collide_coarse.h. Otherwise, the compilation fails with a lot of "'NULL’
was not declared in this scope" errors.

I'm using g++ version 4.6.3 on a Ubuntu 12.04.

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[LucasCampos]

Yes, there are. But, unfortunately, the MS compiler is not very advanced on implementing C++11 features. Then, any C++11 feature might break compatibility with windows.