Hi Anatol,
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From: "Anatol Belski"
Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Ok, got the idea now. But sizeof(size_t) is always >
sizeof(zend_long). And for signed, still it is simpler and safer to
just use an #ifdef around.
No, == like I said. :-) OK, just saw your correction (max instead of
sizeof); but we're never comparing a size_t with zend_long, so it doesn't
matter.
I don't know where you're getting zend_long from anyway. [U]INT_MAX is an
int, not zend_long...
The check in the macro, that the compiler can remove, should be fine in all
cases (even if *int* was 64-bit).
I don't see how it's simpler or safer to use #if.
But actually, if #if was used, should really be checking SIZE_MAX > UINT_MAX
I guess, and ZEND_LONG_MAX > INT_MAX.
But using sizeof() in the macro definition gives the same result...
- Matt
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