Closed kappa closed 9 months ago
"ushort" is a typedef provided for System V compatibility in "sys/types.h" by most Linux toolchains. Android sys/types.h does not have it.
All other parts of Atop use the standard "unsigned short" type.
There are no downsides to the change and the upside is better compatibility by following the standard.
"ushort" is a typedef provided for System V compatibility in "sys/types.h" by most Linux toolchains. Android sys/types.h does not have it.
All other parts of Atop use the standard "unsigned short" type.
There are no downsides to the change and the upside is better compatibility by following the standard.