Boost-1.65: fix another integer ambiguity problem with boost::rational
<rant> the "improved" boost::rational can no longer compute 1/x quite brilliant </rant> well... the reason is again signed vs unsigned int. FrameRate is based on unsigned int (since a negative frame rate makes no sense).
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/** convenient conversion to duration in fractional seconds */
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inline FSecs
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operator/ (int n, FrameRate rate)
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return n / boost::rational_cast<FSecs> (rate);
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