On Sun, 20 Jul 2014, Glen A Johnson Jr. wrote:
I'm using visual studio 2013. With a 64 bit compile size_t is an 8 byte value. ssize_t which is typedefed as long is a 4 byte value;
Oh, yeah that's wrong. On win64 ssize_t cannot be a long, it needs to be a proper 64bit value, size_t but signed.
I don't think this is specific to visual studio however some Unix systems probably allocate long as 8 bytes in a 64bit build. Given the existing code listed below:
All 64 bit systems known to man *except* win64, use 64bit longs. So yeah, this is a win64 specific problem.
Where is ssize_t typedefed to a long? Shouldn't it be defined to use __int64 in lib/config-win32.h on line 379 ?
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