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Matthias Buelow wrote:
| Florian Stoehr wrote:
|> time_t still 32 bits on many platforms (and I *think* many programs
|> assume sizeof(int) == sizeof(time_t), thus  will break if someone
|> moves that to 64 bit).

| Is it a problem when a couple programs break?  One could still provide
| compatibility libs for those.

Just my thought: why signed 32 bit values? Unsigned should buy something like
100 more years, and I don't think many programs use negative values (but I
might be very wrong)
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