+2000-04-03 Jeffrey Altman <jaltman@columbia.edu>
+
+ * stdcc_util.c (copyCCDataArrayToK5, copyCCDataArrayToK5):
+ * stdcc_util.c (dupCCtoK5, dupK5toCC):
+
+ Changed all references to the type UInt32 to unsigned int
+ since UInt32 is not a standard type on Unix or Win32
+
2000-03-24 Alexandra Ellwood <lxs@mit.edu>
* stdcc_util.c (copyCCDataArrayToK5, copyCCDataArrayToK5):
krb5_address **addrPtr, *addr;
cc_data **dataPtr, *data;
- UInt32 numRecords = 0;
+ unsigned int numRecords = 0;
/* Allocate the array of pointers: */
for (dataPtr = ccCreds->addresses; *dataPtr != NULL; numRecords++, dataPtr++) {}
} else {
krb5_authdata **authPtr, *auth;
cc_data **dataPtr, *data;
- UInt32 numRecords = 0;
+ unsigned int numRecords = 0;
/* Allocate the array of pointers: */
for (dataPtr = ccCreds->authdata; *dataPtr != NULL; numRecords++, dataPtr++) {}
krb5_address **addrPtr, *addr;
cc_data **dataPtr, *data;
- UInt32 numRecords = 0;
+ unsigned int numRecords = 0;
/* Allocate the array of pointers: */
for (addrPtr = v5Creds->addresses; *addrPtr != NULL; numRecords++, addrPtr++) {}
} else {
krb5_authdata **authPtr, *auth;
cc_data **dataPtr, *data;
- UInt32 numRecords = 0;
+ unsigned int numRecords = 0;
/* Allocate the array of pointers: */
for (authPtr = v5Creds->authdata; *authPtr != NULL; numRecords++, authPtr++) {}