Some header implemented methods still use the fundamental types instead of the more appropriate std::size_t type. This cause a lot of noise (due to compiler warnings) in buiding 64-bit projects. I'm not feeling such confident to replace all the fundamental types, but casting them should silence the compiler without breaking anything (which isn't already broken 😄).
Some header implemented methods still use the fundamental types instead of the more appropriate
std::size_ttype. This cause a lot of noise (due to compiler warnings) in buiding 64-bit projects. I'm not feeling such confident to replace all the fundamental types, but casting them should silence the compiler without breaking anything (which isn't already broken 😄).