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Thorsten Froehlich wrote:
>In article <web.3d5bf4e2b1abd86b9ecef47b0[at]news.povray.org> , "Andrew
>Schultz" <ajs### [at] eosncsuedu> wrote:
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>> That is a hack has the potential to busticate external include files that
>> use "long" properly.
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>But there are no such files if you use a compiler switch!
Are you saying that it won't include stdio.h if you use the compiler option?
If you compile with such an option and call fseek (which takes a long),
the compiler option would have it pass a 32-bit "long". Wouldn't this (and
other situations throughout the code) cause major problems?
Additionally, gcc support for such an option is sparse and, for Alpha,
non-existent.
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Andrew Schultz
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