Types for consistent printf() output.
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These types are used to get consistent stack usage for printf() and friends. More...

Typedefs
typedef unsigned long long	t_ull
typedef long long	t_ll
typedef unsigned long	t_ul

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Detailed Description

These types are used to get consistent stack usage for printf() and friends.

The types for eg. ino_t vary in different architectures -- they are 32 or 64bit. If we just pushed the arch-dependent size on the stack, but used always the same format string, printf() would (on some architectures) take the wrong argument off the stack, which results in corrupted output of later data.

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Typedef Documentation

typedef long long t_ll

Definition at line 68 of file global.h.

typedef unsigned long t_ul

Definition at line 69 of file global.h.

typedef unsigned long long t_ull

Definition at line 67 of file global.h.