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When a signed integer is converted to an unsigned integer of the same size, the negative numbers cannot be represented in the target type. This is a form of overflow, and should throw an exception following the discussion in #796.
(Note: C treats "unsigned->signed" and "signed->unsigned" differently. "signed->unsigned" is always defined while "unsigned->signed" is sometimes undefined. I don't know the reason.)
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When a signed integer is converted to an unsigned integer of the same size, the negative numbers cannot be represented in the target type. This is a form of overflow, and should throw an exception following the discussion in #796.
(Note: C treats "unsigned->signed" and "signed->unsigned" differently. "signed->unsigned" is always defined while "unsigned->signed" is sometimes undefined. I don't know the reason.)
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