|>> Please note that if you want to know if long is 64bit, #if ((~0UL) ==
|>> 0xffffffff) is not good way - what about crosscompiling? I already
|> It is the right way to do it if your cross C pre-processor is decent. If
|> your native and cross build compilers generate different output you have a
|> MAJOR bug.
No, it's perfectly correct. GCC 2.8 uses intmax_t for all computations in
the preprocessor, which is long long with glibc 2.1. This is required by
the standard. You simply cannot use the preprocessor to find the size of
a C type.
-- Andreas Schwab "And now for something schwab@issan.informatik.uni-dortmund.de completely different" schwab@gnu.org