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I found that calling the SetDirection function from python led to an TypeError due to the uint8_t parameter int SetDirection(struct mpsse_context *mpsse, uint8_t direction); I found the solution on stack exchange, recompiled, and confirmed that the error disappeared. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8897294/swig-python-c-how-to-use-type-int8-t
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I found that calling the SetDirection function from python led to a TypeError due to the uint8_t parameter in the function declaration
Stack exchange said I could just include stdint.i in the mpsse.i file. I recompiled and confirmed that the error disappeared.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8897294/swig-python-c-how-to-use-type-int8-t