Michael Weiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> I'm writing a small program using gnutls and its gnutls_record_{recv,send}()
> interface. They return a size_t which holds either the number of bytes
> transferred or a negative error code.
No, they return a ssize_t.
> But on Mac OS X size_t is an unsigned long which gives me grief when
> trying to recognise an error code as such.
>
> For a simple read() call this is straightforward to fix: Instead of
>
> if (bytes < 0)
>
> I now use
>
> if (bytes == -1)
>
> Obviously this doesn't work for gnutls error codes which may range from
> -1 to -65500. Something like
>
> if ((signed long)bytes < 0)
>
> seems just as wrong to me. Am I missing the obvious here?
I think you are using the wrong type for the 'bytes' variable, use
'ssize_t' which is guaranteed to be signed. Then the '< 0' comparison
should work.
/Simon
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