Trying to pick time-t-bits is a problem, particularly for i3le, since some 32-bit Linux variants now use a 64-bit time_t. Fortunately, the only use of time-t-bits is in the kernel to select between Sinteger64 and Sinteger32, and just using Sinteger64 is safe.
Trying to pick
time-t-bitsis a problem, particularly for i3le, since some 32-bit Linux variants now use a 64-bittime_t. Fortunately, the only use oftime-t-bitsis in the kernel to select betweenSinteger64andSinteger32, and just usingSinteger64is safe.