I thought the plan was to keep the "obsolete" systems in the 1.4
branch and take them out of the 1.6 release. I don't recall exactly
about 1.5.x. off the top of my head..
Is this not the case?
Quoting Steve Simmons <[email protected]>:
On Sep 26, 2010, at 5:09 PM, Simon Wilkinson wrote:
According to the settings in config/param.h we have a very, very
small number of configuration settings which don't set the
AFS_64BIT_ENV define...
These are:
sun4_413
sub4x_55
sunx86_54
*_nbsd15
*_nbsd16
Does anyone still care about these platforms, or can we get rid of
the AFS_64BIT_ENV code?
No interest here; none of them are in use in any systems we support.
There may be a few clients out there in the field, but they seem to
be perfectly happy running an obsolete AFS version on their obsolete
OS version.
Second question...
Even on 64 bit platforms, afs_hyper_t uses two 32 bit values to
represent an 64 bit value. Do we still need to do this (the && 0
which disables this dates back to IBM days)?
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