Instead of sprinkling "unsigned" around until it works, we should IMHO use C99 integer types if the code assumes signedness and/or a particular bit width for "char". Just include inttypes.h (C) or cinttypes (C++), then int8_t is a signed 8-bit integer and uint8_t is an unsigned 8-bit integer.
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