possible incorrect int to pointer conversion or incorrect libwebsock_context definition

[kmmertes]

libwebsock_context is defined as:
typedef struct _libwebsock_context { int running; int ssl_init; int flags; int owns_base; ev_uintptr_t *socketfd; struct event_base *base; int (*onmessage)(libwebsock_client_state *, libwebsock_message *); int (*control_callback)(libwebsock_client_state *, libwebsock_frame *); int (*onopen)(libwebsock_client_state *); int (*onclose)(libwebsock_client_state *); int (*onpong)(libwebsock_client_state *); int (*onframetoolarge)(libwebsock_client_state *, libwebsock_frame *); libwebsock_client_state *clients_HEAD; void *user_data; unsigned int max_frame_payload_size; } libwebsock_context;

However, on line 202 in api.c we have :
ctx->socketfd = sockfd; // Set the socketfd on the context so user can thread the context

which generates a compiler warning:
api.c:202:19: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast [enabled by default]

Shouldn't ctx->socketfd be defined as evutil_socket_t socketfd
rather than ev_uintptr_t *socketfd?

This is the only place where ctx-socketfd is use AFAIK.