It had to happen eventually... The "flags" member of the "ast_flags" structure is an unsigned int and we currently have 32 options. The ast_flags structure is used in many places throughout Asterisk so we don't want to change its definition but we do already have an ast_flags64 structure defined. Our plan therefore, is to change ast_options to be an ast_flags64 structure. If you test asterisk flags in your code and your code isn't recompiled against the new version of asterisk you _may_ have issues. I'm starting to test various scenarios to see what the impact would be but any feedback you may have would be appreciated.
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