RE: Is net-snmp tested on 64-bit processor ?

"Nothnagel, Johann" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I use both 64-bit AMD and 32-bit Intel CPU's with the same source under
Linux, using long for 32-bit types and long long for 64-bit types in C++
with gcc. Had no problems yet.

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mushtaq khan
Sent: 21 September 2007 10:40 AM
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Subject: Is net-snmp tested on 64-bit processor ?

Hi,
I have a requirement of bringing-up NetSNMP on MIPS64-bit processor.
My worry is "long" data-type on 64-bit processor is 8-bytes. And in 
net-snmp code, i see that long is used by several files, where it is 
meant for INTEGER,COUNTER32, Gauge32 data-types of SNMP, which should be

4-byte when it is sent over the network.
Please let me know, if any one has ran the Net-Snmp package on the 
MIPs-64 bit processor.

Thanks,
-Mushtaq

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