Re: compile warnings in trunk

Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
> --On Tuesday, May 10, 2005 6:27 PM +0100 Philip Martin
> <philip@codematters.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> So why does the warning occur on Tiger? What underlying type is an
>> apr_ssize_t? Is it now 64-bits? If so then perhaps APR should be
>> using %ld not %d? I'm using gcc 4 on 32-bit Linux and I don't get
>> this warning.
>
>
> Could be that APR needs to be recompiled on Tiger with a clean
> config.cache if that value changed. I haven't installed Tiger yet here,
> so I can't check into it yet. I do think Tiger moved to an LP64 model,
> so I'd expect that size_t changed from Panther (32-bit) to Jaguar
> (64-bit) - requiring a recompile/reconfigure of APR to pick up that
> change. -- justin

I think the default is still ILP32, with the 64-bit mode being used
with a compiler option.

Most of the 10.4 apps are still running in 32-bit mode for speed...

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