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Cover letter [U-Boot] [PATCH 0/7] Crazy patches (Nightmare of <stdint.h>)

Dear Masahiro,

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Commit 0d296cc2d3b (Provide option to avoid defining a custome version of uintptr_t) and commit 4166ecb247 (Add some standard headers external code might need) made a horrible decision.

I fully agree with that statement.

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It looks like Simon is not understanding me. Nor does anybody else have any interest in this topic.

Sorry, I missed that, largely for personal reasons (resulting in even harder than usual lack of time).

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This series is here to show what will happen next
and how horrible it is.

Yes, it is horrible, and we should not do that. I just commented on patch 5/7, but the applies to the whole series:

We should reconsider the aforementioned commits (read: revert and/or replace with a more sensible implementation).

We should really make sure to 1) keep the code readable and
2) especially keep the code compatible with Linux coding.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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