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Subject: Re: 2.6.6-rc3: gcc 2.95: cx88 __ucmpdi2 error
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> > dev->tvnorm->id is __u64.
> > linux/videodev2.h:typedef __u64 v4l2_std_id;
> 
> Ahh. And maybe this only happens for the "switch()" statement, which would 
> explain why gcc-2.95 doesn't have problem with a lot of other 64-bit uses 
> in the kernel.

Yup, seems to be the switch() statement.  gcc-3.3.3 does that as well on
some architectures btw (seen on ppc).  I'll fix it.

  Gerd