Re: Possible bug in int64_t values XDR encoding?

Jorge Santos Simón <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.science.robotics.playerstage
Message-ID <CABpbO7rZPwDbTzF67KP1nYy1GsTjxN5PfpeKZL6tN76mv-dqKg@mail.gmail.com>
I think that the error comes from the fact that a long int in a
32-bits machine like mine has only 4 bytes, and not 8 as expected.

So I guess that the type int64_t should be a long long int.


> It's probably an error, and it's definitely possible nobody has ever
> noticed.  There's only one interface that has any 64-bit ints in a data
> structure (the health interface,) and even then it looks like that
> particular structure isn't mapped to any requests or commands anyway.  Does
> everything look ok in the generated xdr functions?
>
> Rich

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