Three of the four reported issues a pretty clear how to take care of, which is done in this series. The 4th, CID 1509375, isn't as obvious, mainly because I don't know enough about Coverity to be able to tell whether adding a cast there might help; the issue reported for xenbaked suggests it wouldn't. The alternative I can see would be an arch-independent piece of inline assembly, hiding the transformation from time_t to int from the analysis tool. But I'm not convinced such would be liked. Nor am I sure the can be fully arch-ignorant, as time_t potentially being a 64-bit type might not be possible to match with an "r" constraint on all 32- bit architectures. So maybe what's left is memcpy() from a "time_t" variable to an "int" one ...
1: xenbaked: properly use time_t in dump_stats() 2: console/client: properly use time_t in get_pty_fd() 3: libxl: use time_t for qmp_synchronous_send()'s last parameter Jan
