There are a bunch of places where I see unsigned char and char being
mixed with each other, making more pedantic ANSI-C compilers (like DEC
C) spew warnings all over the place.
I'm not really sure how this should be handled. For now, I turn char
to unsigned char if required, but I keep the prototypes to API
functions signed, which makes it a little tricky cast-wise in places.
Was there ever a concensus on how this should be handled? Go with
unsigned everywhere?
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