[moved from patches to Python-Dev] >> Patch #100745 has been updated. >> Visit SourceForge.net for more info. > http://sourceforge.net/patch/?func=detailpatch&patch_id=100745&group_id=5470 [Moshe] > -1: Since when have we stopped supporting machines without 4-byte integral > types? Or even non-standard 4 byte integral types? This looks extremely > dangerous. Indeed, Python *does* run on machines that don't have any 4-byte integral types -- or at least it used to <wink>. It doesn't run on any without an integral type *at least* 32-bits wide, though. Wouldn't the latter be good enough for this patch? That is, what's the requirement here for *exactly* 32 bits? BTW, a sane collection of typedefs would be another good candidate for pyport.h.
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