> This was all with the latest version in Debian which is 1.2.4. I'll encourage you to go with what's in the top of tree. I've been meaning to spin a release but just haven't found the time.
> However, most things in <stdint.h> are also available in things > like <sys/types.h> on most systems but not all of them are. Note It was the fixed width types that I needed and they're rarely in sys/types.h. If I run into systems without stdint.h, I'll revisit. > that that isn't part of the C standard but is part of POSIX/SUS. Yeah, and if GPSBabel only lived on UNIX-like substances, that would be good enough. > There is also <inttypes.h> which is part of C99 too, and includes > <stdint.h>. Afaik it didn't exist in C89/C90 either and was > added in C99. Correct on both counts. stdint.h is a subset of inttypes.h, but it's both more widely available and has what I needed. :-) Thanx, RJL -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
