[Click] Types in elements

Jonathan Day imipak at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 14 21:10:03 EDT 2008


Yes on the 64-bits, but interestingly enough I
encountered the problem on a 32-bit port to Windows as
well.

Speaking of patches, I'm cleaning up the type patch as
I type. :) I'll submit it as soon as it's ready. A
patch for Windows will take a lot longer to get to the
point where I'd dare have someone look at the code.

--- Eddie Kohler <kohler at cs.ucla.edu> wrote:

> Thanks for this alert, but it would have been much
> more useful to send a patch. 
>   I assume also you are on a 64-bit machine of some
> kind.
> 
> Eddie
> 
> 
> Jonathan Day wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > Just for fun, I've tried compiling Click with a
> recent
> > GCC with maximum stringency. I discovered that the
> use
> > of type declarations in many elements -
> particularly
> > those of integers - isn't always consistant.
> > 
> > (eg: there's a mix of "unsigned", "unsigned int"
> and
> > "uint32_t" in the code. Technically, these are all
> the
> > same, but g++ complains of invalid conversions and
> > sits there glaring until I either fix the
> declaration
> > or cast the type.)



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