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typedef uint32_t tsk_flags_t
Container for bitwise flags.
Bitwise flags are used in tskit as a column type and also as a way to specify options to API functions
When I started I just used int in C++,
but best to be consistent.
What should we use though?
Can we just use tsk_flags_t and how will this interact with R and Rcpp?
We do the right thing (pass integer from R to C++ and check that it is not negative and valid for each function call) - I added more validation in #109
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gregorgorjanc commentedon Mar 3, 2026
We do the right thing (pass integer from R to C++ and check that it is not negative and valid for each function call) - I added more validation in #109