Address truncation in types #68253
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Address truncation in types #68253
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`Swift.Int` is *NOT* `int` or `long`, it is `uintptr_t`. Unfortunately, we cannot include `stdint.h` here and thus cannot use `uintptr_t`. Perhaps we should consider using `__swift_uintptr_t`. For now, assume that we are always 64-bit and use `long long` and `unsigned long long` which repairs the builds with non-LP64 targets.
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@swift-ci please test |
`Swift.Int` is *NOT* `int` or `long`, it is `uintptr_t`. Replace many of the size parameters with `size_t`.
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There's a more complete fix in #68278 |
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We were truncating the parameter by using an incorrect parameter type in various locations. Adjust the types to account for 64-bit platforms which use LLP64.