ldap: adapt to conn->port now being an 'int'#9281
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Remove typecasts. Fix printf() formats. Follow-up from 764c6bd. Pointed out by Coverity CID 1507858.
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Isn't %d more natural for an int?
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since the output is always unsigned I figured %u makes it more obvious |
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But, at that point, wouldn't it mane more sense to change conn->port to an unsigned int anyway? Although not the scope of this PR, obviously. |
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I don't think it does, as that will just cause some more typecasts or require conversions elsewhere. The printf format string is for how it outputs the number, %d and %u both work on the same int input. It's not an error. |
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Remove typecasts. Fix printf() formats.
Follow-up from 764c6bd.
Pointed out by Coverity CID 1507858.