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Hi,

So there are a lot of changes from int to something else. I think you should explain to people why the changes are useful as part of the description.

For example, people tend to just use 'int' for array iteration, and you've changed a handful of those over to be uint8_t. Why's that?

In D3763#79519, @adrian wrote:

Hi,

So there are a lot of changes from int to something else. I think you should explain to people why the changes are useful as part of the description.

For example, people tend to just use 'int' for array iteration, and you've changed a handful of those over to be uint8_t. Why's that?

This change fixes some amount of -Wsign-conversion and -Wconversion warnings + sets correct sizes for some variables (as a result, some loop counters were touched too).

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