> After taking a second look, I realised my suggestion is incorrect. Byte > order is not an issue here, because sin->sin_addr.s_addr and the ipbox > are both in network byte order. Couldn't you just replace the long > member in the union by an integer ? (Just like the bug reporter suggested ?) > Some 64-bit platforms define int as a 64-bit value. The exact same problem would present itself as currently does with long.
If there were a u32 type reliably defined then it'd be a different story. Thought I'd mentioned the "always network byte order" of both the ipbox union and s_addr in the cvs commit, but looking back I noticed I must've only said that in IRC. Sorry... -Sara -- PHP CVS Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
