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Re: Details when compiling in 64 bits [message #39025 is a reply to message #39019]

Thu, 07 February 2013 17:21

mirek
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koldo wrote on Thu, 07 February 2013 04:09

Hello all

After compiling U++ in 64 bits (using mainly MSC10) there are some sources of warnings because of using of int. In this warnings compiler complains about that int is not enough to fit the data.

- strlen() and size_t
This function returns size_t, that is unsigned and bigger than int.

- Pointer arithmetic
It is bigger than int, so it is proposed to use ptrdiff_t to add or subtract pointers. It is also signed and enough big.

OK, noticed RM task, will do soon.

Mirek

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