Zane Beckwith
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These variables are being initialized via calls to `enif_get_uint`, so it's safer to declare them as unsigned int's rather than size_t's. Their being used in calls to `enif_alloc_binary`, which takes a size_t as its size. However, the resulting ErlNifBinary keeps its size as an unsigned int, so asking for a size that's an unsigned int should be safe. This would be problematic in the case where sizeof(size_t) < sizeof(unsigned), which would mean we're getting fewer bytes allocated than expected. Perhaps an explicit check for, for example, `hashSize > MAX_SIZE` would be good here?