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Made masscan compatible to C++ compilers #585

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@KOLANICH KOLANICH commented Apr 9, 2021

  • mostly cast fixes for malloc
  • typed some ints to the correct enums, which also benefits clarity
  • fixed some other variables types and eliminated some UB as signed-unsigned comparison
  • added a missing check for a returned value
  • made signatures consistent (plain C is shit that ignores the inconsistencies, that can cause hard-to-debug errors, it is another reason to never use plain C compiler)
  • added some abstraction layer addressing the deprecations in C++ >=17

Also the editor has removed the unneeded whitespaces, it was noticed too late to address, so let these changes be here too.

* mostly cast fixes for malloc
* typed some ints to the correct enums, which also benefits clarity
* fixed some other variables types and eliminated some UB as signed-unsigned comparison
* added a missing check for a returned value
* made signatures consistent (plain C is shit that ignores the inconsistencies, that can cause hard-to-debug errors, it is another reason to never use plain C compiler)
* added some abstraction layer addressing the deprecations in C++ >=17

Also the editor has removed the unneeded whitespaces, it was noticed too late to address, so let these changes be here too.
@KOLANICH KOLANICH force-pushed the cpp_compatibility branch from de79e6d to 792e0e2 Compare April 9, 2021 14:17
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