> No code should cast a pointer to a `long`, ever. Trying to excuse it it with "we don't support 32-bit" is deeply wrong. It's deeply wrong as an excuse but fo

> No code should cast a pointer to a `long`, ever. Trying to excuse it it with "we don't support 32-bit" is deeply wrong. It's deeply wrong as an excuse but for a different reason: casting a pointer to long also works on 32-bit. The only mainstream architecture in which it doesn't work is 64-bit Windows.