Hi, I'd like to return booleans from some kernel functions. Is there a "boolean_t" in Dragonfly and is it possible to use "true" and "false"? Or do I have to use type _Bool and #include <stdbool.h>? Stuff like that is so common that in case of the kernel, I'd suggest to make it the default (like NULL).
I see uint32_t and u_int32_t declarations. What's the difference and which one is recommended? Is it recommended or not to use C99? For example: for (int i=...) This makes sometimes for cleaner code. Or variadic macros: DPRINTF((...)) doesn't always look so nice. Regards, Michael
