Allow init_stream() to take unsigned size arguments #2832
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Support using an unsigned argument for the size argument to init_stream(). This argument should not need a cast if passed an unsigned int (e.g.) from the sizeof operator
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On second thoughts, this is a bad idea because of possible overflows - closing. |
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Support using an unsigned argument for the size argument to init_stream(). This argument should not need a cast if passed an unsigned int (e.g.) from the sizeof operator.
The correct fix is probably to move the stream struct to using
unsigned intorsize_trather thanint. This is somewhat less intrusive for now.