TypeError: getBytes(): 2nd arg can't be coerced to int

[TheBeardOfTruth]

I took the liberty of patching the relevant code a bit quickly to find the problem:

    while funk is not None:
        funk_start = int(funk.entryPoint.toString(), 16)
        funk_end   = get_function_end(funk)
        print(funk_end)
        print(type(funk_end))
        funk_buf   = getBytes(parseAddress(hex(funk_start).strip('L')), (funk_end - funk_start + 0x100))
        #print('%x - %x' % (funk_start, funk_end))
        match_function(flirt, funk_buf, funk_start, funk_rename)
        funk = getFunctionAfter(funk)

Output:

ApplySig.py> Running...
Load File:/home/cocaine/Downloads/generated/n64-sdk-1.2/n64-sdk-1.2.sig
Parse Flirt File.....
Name:  n64-sdk-1.2
Count: 295
Apply Signatures.....
532676819
<type 'int'>
532677207
<type 'int'>
532678179
<type 'int'>
532678207
<type 'int'>
2751464787
<type 'long'>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/cocaine/bin/Ghidra_Scripts/ApplySig.py", line 729, in <module>
    apply_sig(flirt)
  File "/home/cocaine/bin/Ghidra_Scripts/ApplySig.py", line 713, in apply_sig
    funk_buf   = getBytes(parseAddress(hex(funk_start).strip('L')), (funk_end - funk_start + 0x100))
TypeError: getBytes(): 2nd arg can't be coerced to int
ApplySig.py> Finished!

This reveals that funk_end is not guaranteed to be constrained to an int, and getBytes() clearly does not want to take a long as input.

This appears to be relevant when working on N64 titles when trying to apply the n64 SDK signatures to eliminate standard library calls.