Hi, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote: > I haven't actually tested, but I did look at the diffs and read up on the > difference between Get/SetWindowLong and Get/SetWindowLongPtr, and it all > makes sense to me ... I was unable to reproduce the problem on my system > simply because, thorugh chance, the windows the system was giving me all > existed in the low part of the address space. > The only error is spotted in the change was in WIN32Server.m when styling a > popup window ... here LONG (32bit) is used to hold the style information, > where the API requires LONG_PTR (64bit). > This would have the catastrophic effect of losing style information for popup > windows for all those many users of 64bit windows on a big-endian CPU :-)
really catastrophic. Since 64bit is only supported since Windows 2000, I think that would restrict to Alpha, since PPC was only supported in NT4 if I am right :) And no mingw outside intel, AFAIK. Still, not elegant.. I think I just found the spot and addressed it in my last commit. I'll write some changelog and open a PR, just in time for the release! Riccardo
