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The remote mirrors C API currently only supports targets with the same pointer size that remote mirrors itself is running with. It accepts a PointerSize argument, but it just asserts if there's a mismatch. (Older code ignored it entirely.) The underlying C++ code is templated and parameterized with the pointer size, so it should support this. The C code should be modified to use the appropriate template parameter based on the PointerSize argument.
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Issue Description:
The remote mirrors C API currently only supports targets with the same pointer size that remote mirrors itself is running with. It accepts a
PointerSize
argument, but it just asserts if there's a mismatch. (Older code ignored it entirely.) The underlying C++ code is templated and parameterized with the pointer size, so it should support this. The C code should be modified to use the appropriate template parameter based on thePointerSize
argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: