The value 0xdead0000 has the 32th bit set and hence it is correct that (at least non-GCC) compilers warn that the value cannot be correctly represented with a _signed_ 32-bit variable. As it is some sort of a magic value which is just increased, we can use an "unsigned int" here without problems and at the same time get rid of the warning.
The value 0xdead0000 has the 32th bit set and hence it is correct that
(at least non-GCC) compilers warn that the value cannot be correctly
represented with a _signed_ 32-bit variable. As it is some sort of a
magic value which is just increased, we can use an "unsigned int" here
without problems and at the same time get rid of the warning.

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