he 6568aa2748 No, our openssl _encrypt routines do not take a *size_t as the 6th
argument, they take an *int, and those are not necessarily compatible.
Papering that over with a cast just gets us a warning that
de-referencing a type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing
rules, which is turned into an error by our WARNS setting.

Instead, change the "num" field in _opt_crypt_t from size_t to int, and
get rid of the now-redundant casts.
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