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!B Fix stack corruption on non-windows platforms #500
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Hi guys!
I am sharing your fix of stack corruption on non-windows platforms
Problem is next - during asset processing convertor serializes DataType enum as 'int', because this is the underlying type of it on msvc/windows.
But after loading it on Clang (for example Orbis or Linux) its underlying type will be unsigned int, which will lead to ton's of erros and stack corruption after