James McCoy wrote:
> This doesn't fix the test. On i386 Linux builds, `v:numbersize` is
> still 64 because `varnumber_T` is `int64_t`. Also, `sizeof(long)` is
> always the same as the size of a pointer type on Linux. As mentioned
> in the test comment, the fix the test is trying to check doesn't work
> when `sizeof(int) == sizeof(long)`, which is the case on 32-bit Linux.
OK, so in this case sizeof(int) matters, and I don't think there is a
simple way to know that in a script. I think we'll add:
v:sizeofint
v:sizeoflong
v:sizeofpointer
Then we can check what we actually require.
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