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typedef char __darwin_uuid_string_t[37];
this piece of code is excepted from MacOS10.8/user/include/sys/_types.h
I’m wondering
why here is the number 37, but not a power of 2?
UUIDs are 36-characters in length and hence form 37-character strings, including the null-character at the end.