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really doesn't make a lot of sense if you're actually going to use these
as some recent changes to netinet/* want to do. (x) or (u_int*_t) (x)
would be the ticket, and since the rest of the ports settle for (x)...
Note that powerpc has this same problem and needs to be fixed!
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reliability (less underflows) at the expense of speed.
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+ usage counters for later use with keymanagement processes
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and uses our fdformat interface (same code base as NetBSD, with differently
named ioctls, but we have always preserved the names of the original code's
authors, unlike NetBSD...)
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mask to make it signed for the shift.
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size now that there's PostScript[tm].
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command line work on 64bit platforms. This is somewhat bogus
and is really just a temporary workaround (there may be a curses bug).
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