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Boy, you'd think anything with an (int32) cast would get seriously eagle-eyed during a 64-bit port...
by cpr 15y ago
Boy, you'd think anything with an (int32) cast would get seriously eagle-eyed during a 64-bit port...
- pagekalisedown 15y agoYou'd think the first thing someone would do is grep for all typecasts. hmm One thing you can do to make your typecasts easier to find, assuming you're using C++, is using static_cast. I know it's ugly, but searching for static_cast is much easier than all possible ways you can write a typecast.