info/SRC680 warnings01 : SAL_MAX_SIZE

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<I><B>Summary</B></I>
<FONT face='Courier New, Courier'><PRE><BR>sal/types.h:</FONT><BR><FONT color='green'>+ #define SAL_MAX_SIZE</FONT>
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<I><B>Description</B></I>
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<FONT face='Courier New, Courier'><PRE>Analogous to the other SAL_MIN_xxx and SAL_MAX_xxx defines,<BR>SAL_MAX_SIZE is a constant expression of type sal_Size that denotes<BR>the largest (portable) value of that type (and is currently identical<BR>to either SAL_MAX_UINT32 or SAL_MAX_UINT64; the smallest value of that<BR>type is always 0, as it is an unsigned type).</PRE></FONT><BR><BR>
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