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pmarin
1145 days ago
>For example sometimes you forget to change all the relevant types from uint32_t to uint64_t when refactoring some value and stuff breaks weirdly
Use size_t
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KerrAvon
1145 days ago
`size_t` may not be helpful. You can argue that some other specific typedef should have been used in this case, but it's kind of water under the bridge already.
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tom_
1145 days ago
size_t is for object sizes. It might not be 64 bits.
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