tree 52d21ff23e41b319a117184902a8331fad969591
parent cf53dc05f1c854cc8cb94afd3409bbf033a055ed
author guy <guy> 970203947 +0000
committer guy <guy> 970203947 +0000

Declare bitfields as "u_int", not "u_char"; ANSI C doesn't guarantee
that bitfields other than "int" or "unsigned int" are allowed, some
compilers warn about them, and, given that the declaration of a bit
field says how many bits it is wide, declaring them "u_char" doesn't
have any advantage (other than making it a bit clearer, when reading the
header, that the bitfields in question are part of a single byte).