INN-CURRENT-20020322 bugs on BSD/OS 4.3

[Russ Allbery]

Antonio Querubin <tony at lava.net> writes:

> I guess some compilers don't know what uint8_t is?  Would declaring
> bits8 as 'unsigned short int' be more universally acceptable?

I think you mean unsigned char; unsigned short int is generally uint16_t
and occasionally uint32_t.  (Unless you don't actually need *exactly*
eight bits, in which case just use unsigned char, since char is guaranteed
to be at least eight bits.)

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