size_t is pointer size in practice
c
Solution
AFAIK, on AS/400 pointers are 128-bit, but size_t is defined to be 32-bit.
Problem
Let me first clarify that I am by now very familiar with definitions of `size_t` and `intptr_t`, and I don't want any repetitions of what they accomplish. Instead I would like to know the following. Do you know of any platform, except x86/DOS (with its unbearable memory models) where the cast ``` void* a = ...; size_t b = (size_t)a; ``` actually loses bits or bytes? Thanks!