size_t and uint64_t are spelled slightly differently on macOS, which was
causing the compiler to error out calling std::min - since the two types have
to be the same.
I fixed this by casting the uint64_t computation to a size_t. That's probably
not the cleanest solution, but it gets us back to building.
DataExtractor data;
if (m_file) {
if (offset < GetByteSize()) {
- size = std::min(size, GetByteSize() - offset);
+ size = std::min(size, (size_t) (GetByteSize() - offset));
auto buffer_sp = MapFileData(m_file, size, offset);
return DataExtractor(buffer_sp, GetByteOrder(), GetAddressByteSize());
}