Compiler error when trying to compile a project using SDL and FFmpeg about msinttypes HOT 4 CLOSED

Sorry, not uint8t, but int_8t

Does adding 'signed' to int*_t typedefs solved your problem? By Standard 
'signed' is 
assumed when missing, so 'singed int' = 'int' and compiler should not 
differentiate 
them.

From what I see I would rather say that we need to surround these typedefs with 
#ifdef guards. And even better, I would recommend to use my version of 
<stdint.h> 
and <inttypes.h> instead of one, embedded in SDL. To do this you just need to 
include it before any SDL includes, define HAVE_STDINT_H and HAVE_INTTYPES_H, 
and 
remove all these declarations from SDL_config_win32.h. It may be also good to 
try to 
push these changes to SDL mainline.

Yes, adding 'signed' has solved the problem.
MSVC is known to not to fully support the standard.
I tried including <stdint.h> and <inttypes.h>, this didn't help.
SDL doesn't have these files, it simply defines necessary types in one of its 
headers.

I was in doubt about this issue for a long time, but finally decided to not 
"fix" 
it. I looked at search results for "typedef __int8 int8_t" and it looks for me 
that 
this "fix" will break the same as fix, because a lot of other projects do not 
add "signed" to these typdefs.
So, again, I propose to fix this in SDL - either using these implementation 
instead 
of their own homebrew one or removing "signed" from them or any other way you 
find 
suitable.

Anyway, thanks for reporting this!