After some discussion with OpenBSD folks, I've been convinced that
DES_INT should be norm rather than not on most platforms, since int is
32 bits most often, at least on 32- and 64-bit architectures. The
blatant exception that I know of would be DOS, where int is usually a
16-bit quantity, and where DES_LONG should be 'unsigned long' rather
than 'unsigned int'.
As far as I know, DES_LONG is supposed to be a 32-bit quantity. Have
I gotten this wrong? If not, I'll make appropriate changes to
Configure, and some problems on some 64-bit architectures may go away.
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