I can't find the thread where clipka pointed out to me that the leading
underscore is a reserved macro.  This has been my style since before
those punks at std were playing their daddy's Atari.

Well, the latest version of Qt turns on a shitload of warnings. One of
which is "Use of reserved macro name". baf.

Another one is sign coercion, i.e. use of unsigned int for an int.
I would be happier if Qt had added unsigned overloads, like resizing a
window, as if I could make a window -10 pixels wide.

Oh, ok...

quint32 h = 10, w = 10;
window.resize( (int)h, (int)w );

*Now* I get a warning "use of old style conversion".

Well yeah, I'm old. Shut up.  Either remove the feature or shutup. :)

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