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Use size_t for 'size' variables #92
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Fix #92, Use size_t for 'size' variables
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Describe the bug
Most variables representing sizes in FM use size_t.
There are a few that do not follow this custom and could be transitioned over.
Code snips
FM/fsw/src/fm_child.c
Line 1396 in 2be3511
FM/fsw/src/fm_cmd_utils.c
Line 161 in 2be3511
Expected behavior
All size variables that can use size_t should do so - size_t is more expressive and more consistent with the relevant coding guidelines.
Reporter Info
Avi Weiss @thnkslprpt
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