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On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Dean Gaudet wrote:

> It isn't unsigned in the glibc-2.0 header files I have.  Maybe the debian
> folks changed it (i.e. are on crack). 

You are rigth; it is just a few versions in-between; the latest ftp did
not have it. I guess it was just a small screw-up. The file had lots of
traces of a 'perl -pi s/uint/unsignet int/' careless conversion; as some
of the comments lookt distinctly fishy (i.e. no \b around a word or
something like that.) Now playing with their update patches to see what
that gives me.

Dw