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some corrections.
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David Leonard <david.leonard@it.uq.edu.au>.
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don't have any 16bit ports...) The alternative is to use int32_t's but then this code will break when/if int > 32bits which is not so unlikely. Fixes NetBSD PR #3450 from Ross Harvey (but in a different way)
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NOTE: FreeBSD has now integrated issetugid() into their system and have
changed the semantics! Their's will return 1 if a process has called
setuid() or setgid() ---- ours was specifically designed to be decoupled
from that behaviour.
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Bostic <bostic@bostic.com>.
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of u_short or u_int16_t.
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typos; since we compile with POSIX libm, we should not xref matherr(3), and
describe the errno settings.
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well.
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