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Re: [Xen-devel] sizeof(long) different under windows x64 and linux x64



On Wed, 2008-01-23 at 10:01 +1100, James Harper wrote:
> Under gcc on an x64 system, sizeof(long) = 8
> Under windows ddk on an x64 system, sizeof(long) = 4

true for windows c compilers, independent of the ddk.

> Are the xen header files written with the assumption that sizeof(long) =
> 8? 

well, gcc built the xen binary under this assumption, right?

> If so, this would explain why i'm getting EINVAL from the hypervisor
> under windows x64...

indeed. it's still about the add_to_physmap issue you described? 
will need a fix then to adjust the xen_ulong_t typedef accordingly on
x86_64.

correlated question from my side: what is xen_ulong_t good for?
shouldn't the public headers use either stdint or a more descriptive
typedef? ulong_t sounds pretty redundant to me, especially when
typedef'd to an 'unsigned long'.

regards,
daniel

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