Fix variable name(IN) conflicts with macro defined in Windows#1839
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The IN name is defined in the minwindef.h header. Transform also defines an IN variable which conflicts with this macro and causing compilation errors.
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@umar456 I looked at the Windows-CUDA build job log but couldn't figure why the job final state says it is failure. Something is wrong with Windows-02 node which is running Windows-OpenCL job, there aren't any OpenCL devices as per the log file errors. |
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Can you change the name of the PR |
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The IN name is defined in the minwindef.h header. Transform also defines
an IN variable which conflicts with this macro and causing compilation
errors.