solitone wrote:
> I also had an issue with CTrackDB.cpp--on my platform it
> wouldn't compile because no abs() function supports quint32 arguments.
>
> I therefore used qAbs() instead of abs():
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> foreach(const CTrack::pt_t& trkpt, trkpts)
> {
> if (qAbs(timestamp - trkpt.timestamp) < delta)
> //(abs(timestamp - trkpt.timestamp) < delta)
> {
> delta = qAbs(timestamp - trkpt.timestamp);
> //abs(timestamp - trkpt.timestamp);
> if(delta < maxDelta)
> {
> selTrkPt = &trkpt;
> }
> }
> }
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
Does this make sense?
Would this change work for all platforms, or is it specific to Win32,
and so I'd need to use #ifdef macros?
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