On Fri, 6 Oct 2000, Todd Vierling wrote:
> Try just "int"; "int32_t" diesn't exist on all platforms, and "int" may well
> be accepted back into the MySQL source base.

Sure, sounds good to me :) I guess int being 32 bits is a safe
assumption for the platforms mysql runs on?

And to Simon: Yeah, you're right, I did miss the "long result"... sorry,
I had been up all night :)
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