-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Right now, only the fts module depends on ULLONG_MAX in the ullong_max module, and uses it only to generate its own PRIuMAX macro if <inttypes.h> didn't. But stdint.h (and gnulib stdint_.h) defines UINTMAX_MAX, which does the same thing as ULLONG_MAX is trying to do. Should fts be simplified to just use stdint.h/inttypes.h? And should there be an inttypes_.h module for systems lacking the PRI* macros?
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