Build error: unknown type 'uint'

[multiplemonomials]

I get this error when building with both OS X and Windows (MinGW):

[ 52%] Built target Rocprop
[ 52%] Building Fortran object RocfluidMP/Rocflo/CMakeFiles/Rocflo.dir/RFLO_C2eAvgCoeffs.F90.o
In file included from /Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C:46:0:
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:526:25: error: expected ')' before 'size'
   MyEntityIterator(uint size){ _cur = 1; _size = size;}
                         ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:562:3: error: 'uint' does not name a type; did you mean 'rint'?
   uint  _cur; // The current node's position.
   ^~~~
   rint
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:563:3: error: 'uint' does not name a type; did you mean 'rint'?
   uint  _size;// The size of the element array
   ^~~~
   rint
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h: In destructor 'virtual Mesquite::MyEntityIterator::~MyEntityIterator()':
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:530:4: error: '_cur' was not declared in this scope
   {_cur = 0;
    ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:531:5: error: '_size' was not declared in this scope
     _size = 0;
     ^~~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h: In member function 'virtual void Mesquite::MyEntityIterator::restart()':
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:536:5: error: '_cur' was not declared in this scope
     _cur = 1;
     ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h: In member function 'virtual void* Mesquite::MyEntityIterator::operator*() const':
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:541:9: error: '_cur' was not declared in this scope
     if (_cur > _size)
         ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:541:16: error: '_size' was not declared in this scope
     if (_cur > _size)
                ^~~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h: In member function 'virtual void Mesquite::MyEntityIterator::operator++()':
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:549:5: error: '_cur' was not declared in this scope
     _cur ++;
     ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h: In member function 'virtual bool Mesquite::MyEntityIterator::is_at_end() const':
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:558:9: error: '_cur' was not declared in this scope
     if (_cur <= _size) return 0;
         ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/include/MesqPane_95.h:558:17: error: '_size' was not declared in this scope
     if (_cur <= _size) return 0;
                 ^~~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C: In member function 'void MOP::Rocmop::perturb_stationary()':
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C:1726:6: error: 'uint' was not declared in this scope
  for(uint k=0, nk=elist.size(); k<nk; ++k){
      ^~~~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C:1726:6: note: suggested alternative: 'rint'
  for(uint k=0, nk=elist.size(); k<nk; ++k){
      ^~~~
      rint
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C:1726:33: error: 'k' was not declared in this scope
  for(uint k=0, nk=elist.size(); k<nk; ++k){
                                 ^
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C:1726:35: error: 'nk' was not declared in this scope
  for(uint k=0, nk=elist.size(); k<nk; ++k){
                                   ^~
/Volumes/Storage/rocstar/ROcstar/Rocmop/src/Rocmop_1.C:1726:35: note: suggested alternative: 'nj'
  for(uint k=0, nk=elist.size(); k<nk; ++k){
                                   ^~
                                   nj

It looks like several files try to use some sort of 'uint' type, but that isn't in the standard library so the build dies. I was able to fix it by replacing all instances of uint with unsigned int:

find Rocmop -name '*.C' -exec sed -i '' -e 's/uint/unsigned int/g' {} \;

[metorm]

Maybe some issue with specific compiler version? I think your solution an acceptable one if the produced results are OK.