boot_serial: Fix build for 64-bit architectures #1745
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Typecasting pointer variables to uint32_t instead of uintptr_t was causing build error on 64-bit architecture. This is useful, because I am currently working on implementing support for 64-bit native target in Apache Mynewt. There is unit test for boot_serial and it cannot be compiled without this changes. Signed-off-by: Michal Gorecki <michal.gorecki@codecoup.pl>
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Typecasting pointer variables to uint32_t
instead of uintptr_t was causing build error
on 64-bit architecture.
This is useful, because I am currently working
on implementing support for 64-bit native target
in Apache Mynewt. There is unit test for boot_serial and it cannot be compiled without this changes.