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Note the behaviour with
logEventNum
of typesize_t
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Should we change (perhaps in another PR) the log event indices into
uint32_t
? I feel like having more than 4B log events in a file is unlikely.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Let's first investigate the behaviour after setting
-sMEMORY64=1
. If the underlying type ofsize_t
changes to 64 bit unsigned, I think it makes sense to always useuint32_t
.