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Well, then you should always use 64-bit types. Using uint32_t instead of size_t on a 64-bit platform will bite you eventually. size_t is also used extensively a
by nwellnhof 4y ago
Well, then you should always use 64-bit types. Using uint32_t instead of size_t on a 64-bit platform will bite you eventually. size_t is also used extensively and for good reason in the standard library. Code like the following is a disaster waiting to happen:
uint32_t len = strlen(str);