Replace use of uint32 by standard/ complient way
Replace use of uint32 by standard/ complient way

This closes #142.

Uint32 semms to be platform specific :
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13362084/difference-between-uint32-and-uint32-t

This I'm importing stdint and using the standard uint32_t type.

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