refer with .i{a,b,c} indices breaks on x86_64 Linux, where sizeof(long)
is greater than sizeof(int). This breaks putl/getl: They use putw/getw
internally, which are aliased to putc/getc. putc/getc take int rather
than long as the code expects. However, the functions are used by
putl/getl for long instead of int.
refer with .i{a,b,c} indices breaks on x86_64 Linux, where sizeof(long) is greater than sizeof(int). This breaks putl/getl: They use putw/getw internally, which are aliased to putc/getc. putc/getc take int rather than long as the code expects. However, the functions are used by putl/getl for long instead of int.