Jerry James writes:
No harm. You're right, the uid and gid fields may also overflow
a
Lisp integer. I'll make that change.
Great! BTW, kudos to whoever designed the make_integer
vs. make_fixnum API. It's perfect for this kind of thing, looks nice
either way.
> What happens if off_t isn't supported by the system? (See
definition
> of OFF_T macro below.)
Then configure defines it to be "long int". This is part of the
expansion of AC_TYPE_OFF_T (line 2643 of configure.ac), which is
before the added AC_CHECK_SIZEOF(off_t) on line 2727.
I suspected it would be like that, but you never know with autoconf. :-(
Check the attached patch, where I've done just that.
It may be just me :-), but I think it reads a lot better.
Thanks for putting up with my crankiness!
Steve
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