Mark defined numbers as unsigned #92
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Oss-Fuzz complains that shifting an "int" left by 31 is problematic This is fine in practice at least on the compiler used in common distributions. But let's try to address this undefined bheavior by making it clear to the compiler that we want to treat these numbers as unsigned ints. Signed-off-by: Simo Sorce <simo@redhat.com>
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Oss-Fuzz complains that shifting an "int" left by 31 is problematic This is fine in practice at least on the compiler used in common distributions.
But let's try to address this undefined bheavior by making it clear to the compiler that we want to treat these numbers as unsigned ints.