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Re: Memory debuggers for MacOS 10.3.9

assert() is your friend. You can also add things like "#if" to check the sizes of things at compile time. This is going to get really interesting on x86, I think.



On Oct 28, 2005, at 11:09 AM, Mark Wagner wrote:

Thanks.  I found the memory bug that's been plaguing me for some time:

CodeWarrior/CFM does not provide a "uint" type, so our code defines it

in a header file as being 16 bits.  GCC/Mach-O *does* provide it, so

our header file doesn't -- but it's now 32 bits.  Needless to say,

this causes problems when trying to load 16 bits of data from a binary

file.


Thanks,

Mark Wagner



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