Fix bit offset undefined behaviour in SET#2
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SET macro is used to set bits of unsigned long, but the shifted numeric constants are ints, left-shifting too much causes undefined behaviour. Cast constants to target type before shifting. Signed-off-by: Igor Kotrasinski <ikotrasinsk@gmail.com>
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(Disclaimer: I did not have the time to really look into this, so beware...) IIRC typeof() is a GNU compiler extension. Rather than using something like that, wouldn't it be simpler to just use 1U to force the constants to unsigned? How did this problem manifest, anyway? insert_rant_about_10yo_C_code_and_how_I_d_have_done_it_differently_now() |
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SET macro is used to set bits of unsigned long, but the shifted numeric
constants are ints, left-shifting too much causes undefined behaviour.
Cast constants to target type before shifting.
Signed-off-by: Igor Kotrasinski ikotrasinsk@gmail.com