Fix compilation errors appearing due to missing <cstdint> include
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I've recently started to face compilation issues related to types like `uint32_t` not found. The issues remained even when rolling back to Apr 15 state of the repositories - at that point, no issues were present. Compilation errors are probably related to my system LLVM installation being recently updated to 19.1.7. This patch resolves the issue by adding missing `<cstdint>` includes.
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<cstdint> include<cstdint> include
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I've recently started to face compilation issues related to types like
uint32_tnot found. The issues remained even when rolling back to Apr 15 state of the repositories - at that point, no issues were present.Compilation errors have probably started to occur after my Linux system LLVM installation was recently updated to 19.1.7.
This patch resolves the issue by adding missing
<cstdint>includes. For SmallVector.h, such a change was already introduced in LLVM repository: llvm/llvm-project@7e44305