as __int64_t, and when moc parses and creates the signal string prototype functions, it uses "int64_t", but when the code that calls them is compiled the strings formed are tokenized, so they become "__int64_t" so there is a mismatch. Fixing the NetBSD headers would be TRT to do, but it is too involved. Instead since the use of int64_t is limited in parameter types, define a new pctime_t as int64_t and use that instead. I think that moc functions should use only qt-specified typedefs to avoid portability problems anyway. |
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