On Tue, 30 Jul 2013, Ulrich Wilkens wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've investigated this problem a little bit more and have found a
> solution (patch attached). It looks simple but has driven me crazy.
[...]
> size_t is typedef from 'unsigned long' on 64bit systems and 'unsigned
> int' on 32bit systems. 'unsigned long' is ok but 'unsigned int' gives
> a problem because it is equal to the following instantiation.
> On OpenBSD size_t is always typedef from 'unsigned long', even on 32bit.
> That's why the problem doesn't exist under OpenBSD.
> Finally I adopted the OpenBSD solution to the other platforms. I did it
> by replacing size_t with 'unsigned long':
>
> __instantiate(Vector<unsigned long>)
> __instantiate(Vector<unsigned int>)
>
> Now it runs on all platforms and a preprocessor directive is not even
> needed.
>
That looks good - applied.
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