Hi, I found the define LONGLONG either u_int64_t or unsigned long long in lcms.h. As I know (on windows) LONGLONG should be a signed value, the ULONGLONG is used for unsigned (defined in winnt.h, oledb.h and wtypes.h as __int64). I compile 64bit adress compatible and using the LONGLONG / ULONGLONG for many sizetypes. The lcms define cause trouble on my signed LONGLONG, that this become unsigned (bad if your asking for negative values). Is there a special reason why you are using unsigned values for this define ?
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