Deprecation of char in favour of uint8_t #2

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opened 2022-08-09 19:31:35 +00:00 by giomba · 0 comments
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Currently, char is always used as a synonim of uint8_t, even if the standard does not say so.

Architectures with CHAR_BIT != 8 don't deserve this stack, so let's bring everything to uint8_t because it is clear what we mean.

Currently, `char` is always used as a synonim of `uint8_t`, even if the standard does not say so. Architectures with `CHAR_BIT` != 8 don't deserve this stack, so let's bring everything to `uint8_t` because it is clear what we mean.
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