BUG: Fix GDCM posix_memalign undefined with mingw - RELEASE #5774
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Address compilation error, by switching to use _aligned_malloc.
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Should this PR also go to main and upstream? |
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This is a minimal change to patch release. I want to look into using std::aligned_alloc for upstream GDCM. |
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Unfortunately, this a C not C++ file so the STD function cannot be used. |
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Replaced by #5792 due to incorrect remote branch name. |
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Address compilation error, by switching to use _aligned_malloc.
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