Christoph Hellwig wrote:
> 
> +#ifndef	uchar
> +typedef	unsigned char	uchar;
> +#endif
> 
> Do you _really_ have to use this non-standard type?  can't you use the
> BSD u_char or sysv unchar?  and typedef/#define don't really mix nicely..

Or of course the normal u8 u16 and u32 and infally u64, which are so
much more explicit about the fact that we are actually dealig with
bit slices.

> 
> All in all this patch would be _soooo_ much easier to review if you wouldn't
> mix random indentation changes with real fixes.

Christoph applying the patch and rediffing with diffs "ingore white 
space' options can help you here.
And plese note that this kind of problems wouldn't be that common
if we finally decided to make indent -kr -i8 mandatory.


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