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In posix-clocks-common, (define clockid-t int32)
but clockid_t on NetBSD is int, as far as I can tell from headers. My impression is that POSIX tends to require these types to be "an integral type". On most CPU architectures, that works out to be the same, but e.g. alpha is ILP64. This is just an aside; I don't think it's causing the affinity trouble.
/usr/include/sys/types.h:typedef _BSD_CLOCKID_T_ clockid_t;
/usr/include/sys/common_ansi.h:#define _BSD_CLOCKID_T_ int /* clockid_t */
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posix-clocks-common.scm analysis:
NetBSD fibers
clockid_t int int32
time_t int64_t long
pid_t int32_t int
pthread_t void* unsigned long
s_timespec time_t/long time_t/long
NetBSD pthread_t is really a pointer to struct.
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@gdt I believe we should be OK closing this issue now, right?
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I think it's ok, and things have certainly changed. So I will hit close and start over if I find anything else. Thanks for all the fixes
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