Fix too wide 'word' type -- it should be 16-bit instead of 32-bit #3851
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I don't see this really being used anywhere in the code hosted in this repo, and the fix is correct. |
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The word type is an alias for unsigned int. It came directly from original Arduino SDK because ATmega-based boards has 16-bit int. But int for esp8266 board stores 32-bit value so word in meaning combination of two bytes is broken here.
For esp8266 it should be defined 16-bit long explicitly.