I mean projects moved from x86 to x64, 'cast(int)length ' is
better than 'size_t i=(something).length '.
I think the reason for the existence of size_t, is that the C
designers thought that the second way is better than the first
way.
But now 'int' is enough, not huge and not small.
if you do this:
string[] a ={"abc","def","ghk"... };//Assuming a's length is
1,000,000
for(int i=0;i<a.length;i++)
{
somework();
}
it's enough! 'int' easy to write,not Waste.
Most important is easy to migrate code from x86 to x64.
