Closed etaoins closed 9 years ago
When truncating a native integer to a smaller size we should ensure it doesn't overflow. For example, certain stdlib procedures take 32bit list positions which can be silently truncated from large dynamic boxed or 64bit integers.
When truncating a native integer to a smaller size we should ensure it doesn't overflow. For example, certain stdlib procedures take 32bit list positions which can be silently truncated from large dynamic boxed or 64bit integers.