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Date:	Mon, 21 Apr 2003 20:07:54 +0200
From:	Diego Biurrun <diego AT biurrun DOT de>
Subject:	inttypes.h
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Hello!

I'm the MPlayer documentation maintainer and also like to play with the 
Cygwin port of MPlayer sometimes (it works great btw, try it, mingw 
support coming in a few days).

Anyway, a hassle that we have on Cygwin is its lack of inttypes.h, we 
have to supply our own inttypes.h that has to be put in /usr/include/.

Now before you shoot me, I have read the thread "FD_ZERO &inttypes.h" 
from august 2000 in the archive

http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2000-08/msg00127.html

and Christopher Faylor said there that he does not intend to provide 
inttypes.h any time soon because it is non-standard (== "not found on 
every UNIX system that I checked").  Well, Cygwin appears to be the only 
Unix-like system without inttypes.h at the moment, Linux, Solaris, *BSD 
and even MinGW provide it and it is part of the ISO C standard.

This thread is from two and a half years ago, so I thought it might be 
fair to ask again, you may have changed your mind in the meantime after 
all..  So are there any plans to provide inttypes.h?

Mind you, I'm not expecting anything, just hoping and asking (hopefully) 
nicely.
Thanks for your effort

Diego



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