We use ptrdiff_t elsewhere in the source and have done so for a loooong
time.
Search the archives for the last battle over this (involving Yasuo iirc).
One of the network files (network.c?) uses it and does the right thing - dig
into it a little bit :-)

--Wez.

> > Weird. ptrdiff_t should be declared somewhere among the standard
> > library headers. (It exists in stddef.h of my vc++7)
> ptrdiff_t is part if the ISO-C99 standard but not all systems are 100%
> compliant....
>
> > But it's not that portable yet as far as I'm concerned. Then why the
heck
> > is it working for snaps...
>
> For current HEAD i added the necessary #define for windows only because it
may
> be needed elsewhere and for windows it is clear how to define it.

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