On Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 12:02:02PM +0100, Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
>Peter Jeremy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> My count (using ports/devel/id-utils) says there are 627 references to
>> int64_t in the tree - half of them in sys.
>
>You missed a few, there are 1727 references to {,u}int64_t in HEAD src,
>excluding src/sys.
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr% egrep -r '\<u?int64_t\>' src | grep -vc '^src/sys'
>1727
Note that I was counting int64_t, not {,u}int64_t. Having compared
the output from id-utils with your grep, the discrepancies are in
configure scripts (and associated auto* files), man pages, comments
and strings. These aren't C/C++ identifiers and are excluded by id-utils.
My point was that [u]intXX_t types are used reasonably frequently
within userland.
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Peter Jeremy
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