uint256::begin() returns unsigned data, so there is no reason to make it signed.
Fix that and remove the sanitizer suppression.
uint256::begin() returns unsigned data, so there is no reason to make it signed.
Fix that and remove the sanitizer suppression.
ACK fa2406a50a83184d101d1bb3f2b282ae280370ba
uint256::begin() returns unsigned data
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/0ff13913287b3874e305535c78bc43b190217168/src/uint256.h#L60
why not just unsigned char data[32];
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why not just unsigned char data[32];?
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