Andrew Haley writes: > Any use of uintptr_t should ring an alarm bell. That's the real cause > of the bug, not anything else. There are some real uses for > uintptr_t, but they are fairly obscure. I should have added: The right use for uintptr_t is as a temporary value: cast your pointer to uintptr_t, do whatever it is you have to do, and then cast it back to a pointer. Andrew.
