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Types like u8 and u16 aren't always a good idea. For example:
void function(u8 x, u8 y)
{
u32 value = (x << 16) | y;
}
The left shift of x will overflow because x is 8 bits wide. It is better
to make both arguments 32 bit wide.
It may also cause the compiler to introduce bit masking operations at
the caller side because the caller doesn't know how the function
behaves internally.
In order to prevent this kind of issues, it's better to use 32 bit
variables unless there is a very good reason to use smaller types (like
in structs, to save RAM).
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| nf_3d.c | ||
| nf_affinebg.c | ||
| nf_basic.c | ||
| nf_bitmapbg.c | ||
| nf_collision.c | ||
| nf_media.c | ||
| nf_mixedbg.c | ||
| nf_sound.c | ||
| nf_sprite3d.c | ||
| nf_sprite256.c | ||
| nf_text16.c | ||
| nf_text.c | ||
| nf_tiledbg.c | ||
| nf_wifi.c | ||