Currently many of the indexing variables we use are of type 'int' when they should be size_t (or ptrdiff_t if they're a difference). This could potentially lead to issues with the range of int as the size of VRAM on GPUs grows and this change would allow us to enable the following clang-tidy checks:
bugprone-narrowing-conversions (alias of cppcoreguidelines-narrowing-conversions)
This conversion wouldn't be too difficult but would be time consuming and would be a good project for a new student/collaborator to become familiar with the code.
See this discussion for the original discussion on the topic.
Currently many of the indexing variables we use are of type 'int' when they should be
size_t
(orptrdiff_t
if they're a difference). This could potentially lead to issues with the range ofint
as the size of VRAM on GPUs grows and this change would allow us to enable the following clang-tidy checks:bugprone-implicit-widening-of-multiplication-result
bugprone-narrowing-conversions
(alias ofcppcoreguidelines-narrowing-conversions
)This conversion wouldn't be too difficult but would be time consuming and would be a good project for a new student/collaborator to become familiar with the code.
See this discussion for the original discussion on the topic.