Fixes warnings/errors for 32-bit (and maybe ILP64?) builds#1
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BugFix: ARM32, and possibly other archs, fails with -Werror The code implicitly casts a uint64_t to a vector::size_type. It does so only after checking bounds (against a value that must have come from a size_type, and without using signed types anywhere), so it should be safe, but it still causes warnings.
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BugFix: ARM32, and possibly other archs, fails with -Werror
The code implicitly casts a uint64_t to a vector::size_type. It does so only after checking bounds (against a value that must have come from a size_type, and without using signed types anywhere), so it should be safe, but it still causes warnings.