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I did a bit of reading, found a note that Coverity might interpret
1U
as u_char rather than int: https://community.synopsys.com/s/article/False-positive-for-coverity-sees-1-and-1U-as-8-bit-type-variablesThe fix would be to use
1UL
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but 1UL is 64-bit
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Right, there's a part of my brain that I keep on a shelf for this