fixed 64 bit warnings by casting integers to intptr_t before casting to int

[xboard.git] / xboard.c

diff --git a/xboard.c b/xboard.c
index 73bd41c..612cbfe 100644 (file)
--- a/xboard.c
+++ b/xboard.c
@@ -1480,7 +1480,7 @@ void
 SaveFontArg(FILE *f, ArgDescriptor *ad)
 {
   char *name;
-  int i, n = (int)ad->argLoc;
+  int i, n = (int)(intptr_t)ad->argLoc;
   switch(n) {
     case 0: // CLOCK_FONT
        name = appData.clockFont;
@@ -1512,14 +1512,14 @@ ExportSounds()
 void
 SaveAttribsArg(FILE *f, ArgDescriptor *ad)
 {      // here the "argLoc" defines a table index. It could have contained the 'ta' pointer itself, though
-       fprintf(f, OPTCHAR "%s" SEPCHAR "%s\n", ad->argName, (&appData.colorShout)[(int)ad->argLoc]);
+       fprintf(f, OPTCHAR "%s" SEPCHAR "%s\n", ad->argName, (&appData.colorShout)[(int)(intptr_t)ad->argLoc]);
 }
 
 void
 SaveColor(FILE *f, ArgDescriptor *ad)
 {      // in WinBoard the color is an int and has to be converted to text. In X it would be a string already?
-       if(colorVariable[(int)ad->argLoc])
-       fprintf(f, OPTCHAR "%s" SEPCHAR "%s\n", ad->argName, *(char**)colorVariable[(int)ad->argLoc]);
+       if(colorVariable[(int)(intptr_t)ad->argLoc])
+       fprintf(f, OPTCHAR "%s" SEPCHAR "%s\n", ad->argName, *(char**)colorVariable[(int)(intptr_t)ad->argLoc]);
 }
 
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