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This isn't a correctness issue, but it makes debugging correctness issues a bit more difficult.
Original code:
UINT32 foo( UINT32 cmdCode, // IN: Command code BYTE *cmdBuffer, // OUT: Command buffer INT32 bufCapacity // IN: Capacity of 'cmdBuffer' in bytes );
After conversion: UINT32 foo(UINT32 cmdCode, BYTE *cmdBuffer : itype(_Ptr<BYTE> ) , INT32 bufCapacity);
UINT32 foo(UINT32 cmdCode, BYTE *cmdBuffer : itype(_Ptr<BYTE> ) , INT32 bufCapacity);
When looking at the comments, it's pretty clear that the conversion here is not correct, but without the comments it's much more difficult to see.
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This isn't a correctness issue, but it makes debugging correctness issues a bit more difficult.
Original code:
After conversion:
UINT32 foo(UINT32 cmdCode, BYTE *cmdBuffer : itype(_Ptr<BYTE> ) , INT32 bufCapacity);
When looking at the comments, it's pretty clear that the conversion here is not correct, but without the comments it's much more difficult to see.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: