Book: replace deprecated int and i type annotations with explicit i32
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i type suffix with i32int type annotations with explicit i32
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int type annotations with explicit i32int and i type annotations with explicit i32
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I thought I had already done this. Thanks! |
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Doing this manually as part of #21300 |
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All of the instances of the deprecated
itype suffix, and theinttype inpointers.mdhave been replaced byi32. This resolves warnings at compile-time in the current nightly, complaining aboutiandintbeing deprecated.