Closed lurch closed 7 years ago
I used an uint32_t when I fixed that. Don`t use signed ints for array offsets.
I also have a missing "/n" in the help text on line 28.
Thanks @ED6E0F17 , I force-updated the PR.
This code is being updated significantly in the next week so will have to have a look at this afterwards...
Gordon
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OK, added this to my push... Thanks
Without this fix, I get an error saying
when compiling on a x64 Ubuntu 14.04 host.
Given that it's only iterating the results from
libusb_get_device_list
, I suspect that anint
is still more than sufficient ;-)