>> What's the problem with PPS and/or i386? > 32 bit ints and 32 bit longs. Making string formatting requie a lof of > casts to work on all platforms.
That's ugly, but easy to fix and not the sort of thing that we are likely to get wrong as long as the compiler is happy. We could make a macro to make it less ugly. Since we haven't done that yet, it probably isn't that much of a problem. > Power PC. As in older Apples. What does that have to do with PPS or i386? Here is your comment that started this tangle: >> OTOH, I sure hope we can stop supporting PPS and i386 soon. I still don't understand if and/or why you really want to stop supporting PPS or i386. PPS is important for decent timekeeping. We could split it out from gpsd. Is the current support painful enough that we should work on that? What's the problem? Is there something about i386 that makes it harder to support than other 32 bit systems? -- These are my opinions. I hate spam.
