Hi.
We currently have a problem drawing advanced time graphs when the time
value is greater than ~429 seconds. This is because we handle seconds
and microseconds in one guint32, which will wrap at this point.
Do all platforms support guint64 or should we stay with this limit?
Or maybe
Stig Bjørlykke wrote:
Hi.
We currently have a problem drawing advanced time graphs when the time
value is greater than ~429 seconds. This is because we handle seconds
and microseconds in one guint32, which will wrap at this point.
Do all platforms support guint64 or should we stay
On 3. des.. 2007, at 21.16, Jeff Morriss wrote:
Wireshark has required the support of guint64 for a while now--
that's a
safe way to go.
And then the next question:
What to do with this GUINT_TO_POINTER when yscale_max changes to
guint64?
OBJECT_SET_DATA(menu_item, yscale_max,
Stig Bjørlykke wrote:
And then the next question:
What to do with this GUINT_TO_POINTER when yscale_max changes to
guint64?
OBJECT_SET_DATA(menu_item, yscale_max,
GUINT_TO_POINTER(yscale_max[i]));
OBJECT_SET_DATA(menu_item, yscale_max, (void *)yscale_max[i]));
and the
