Steffen Fiksdal writes:
After upgrading to OpenSSL 0.9.8 I received a lot of warnings about
'long long' datatype not supported by C89 (I compile with -ansi).
Which files did you get that warning on (I'd be happy to take a look at a
build log), and what compiler (including the version)? A small detail: ANSI
C is C99 these days (as far as I understand)..
I guess this is done intentionally (I mean breaking C89? )
Not really, but it depends a bit on who tested and on what. With compilers
that don't complain about 'long long' or that believe ANSI C == C99, you
don't get that kind of warning. In other words, it's easy to miss. I'll
happily correct this for 0.9.8a if I can.
Cheers,
Richard
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