Closed henrygab closed 4 years ago
First is the "always evaluates to true" warning, because the octet is stored in uint8_t. Next is a signed/unsigned comparison, because codepoint should have been declared as the same type as the result.
uint8_t
First is the "always evaluates to true" warning, because the octet is stored in
uint8_t. Next is a signed/unsigned comparison, because codepoint should have been declared as the same type as the result.