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Subject: [Ocfs2-devel] Re: [Ocfs2-commits] manish commits r2175 - in
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On Tue, Apr 26, 2005 at 01:47:53AM -0700, Manish Singh wrote:
> Perhaps they should be in some common place then? The kernel could
> provide the C99 macros for dealing with explicitly sized types.

I don't think we wanted this, but feel free to bring it up on lkml
again.

> It sounds like the reason it doesn't exist already is simply because
> nobody has done it yet. Printing 64-bit types in non-arch specific code
> is rare in the current kernel tree,

There are lots of places printinkg 64bit values in filesystem and block
layer code.