Sorry for the silly question, may be a duplicate.
So memset is defined as:
void * memset(void * ptr, int value, size_t num);
However, we all know that memset sets bytes of ptr to value. My question is, why is value defined as int when it will be interpreted as uint8_t?
Is it due to some legacy compatibility or int actually makes sense in a way I can't comprehend? :)
