>BTW: I wonder if there isn't a standard for uint32_t (as used in glibc) or
>something like this. Every little tool seems to declare its own
>myname_int32 :(
Yes, the Single Unix Specification's <inttypes.h> defines int32_t, uint32_t,
etc. However, it's probably better to allow configure to define u_int32_t
as uint32_t rather than try to fix all of the source...
Bill
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