Explicitly cast uint64_t to double#681
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Implicit cast of uint64_t to double results in -Wconversion because it may truncate values. However, truncatation never happens for the particular instances of inc/listeners/heartbeat.h, so tell that to the compiler with explicitly cast.
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Author: Nathan Gober Committer: GitHub Merge pull request #681 from akihikodaki/cast Explicitly cast uint64_t to double
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Implicit cast of uint64_t to double results in -Wconversion because it may truncate values. However, truncatation never happens for the particular instances of inc/listeners/heartbeat.h, so tell that to the compiler with explicitly cast.