> Generally speaking the compiler warnings you're talking about cause
> false alarms so often that they're more trouble than they're worth.
> For example, if P and Q are pointers into the same array and P <= Q,
> it's quite normal to compute Q-P and store the result into a size_t
> variable.
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Generally speaking the compiler warnings you're talking about cause
false alarms so often that they're more trouble than they're worth. For
example, if P and Q are pointers into the same array and P <= Q, it's
quite normal to compute Q-P and store the result into a size_t variable.
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