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Richard Wirth wrote: > There are some (minor) issues when building 64 bit binaries: > > In cvsapi/cvs_string.cpp the compiler complains about short used with > va_arg(): "'short int' is promoted to 'int' when passed through '...'" > (line 203 ff.) It does that in 32bit too on some architectures (sparc is one of the iirc). It depends on how the arch implements its arguments.. the routine is primarily so I can catch potential null parameters (which cause solaris to blow up) in the windows and linux builds as well. It's too darned useful to only have during debug, as I've found more than once since adding it.... I'm not sure how to test for it.. might end up with a huge string of ifdefs. > In cvsapi/odbc/OdbcConnection.cpp all calls to SQLSetEnvAttr() the > last Parameter is int and NULL is passed. This causes some warnings on > architectures where sizeof(int) < sizeof(void*). There's only one SQLSetEnvAttr call :) I'm guessing the other SQLSet... functions are similarly afflicted, but I'll have to check the definitions. > In cvsapi/odbc/OdbcRecordset.h long and int are mixed up for variables > used with the odbc interface. This causes error on architectures > where sizeof(int) != sizeof(long). > I use the ones that are defined in the header files, admittedly the microsoft ones... It's a throwback to when I couldn't use the typedefs as the header file was included by cvsapi.h.. now it's private I can use the SQLxxx definitions. Tony