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Fix broken os.freemem() on FreeBSD amd64 #1428
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…r.h:87), but variable info defined as unsigned long, this cause error on 64-bits systems because higher 32 bits remain uninitialized
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Good catch. I suspect this is broken in |
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No, |
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Landed in a38bda9. Thanks! |
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v_free_count defined as u_int v_free_count (struct vmmeter sys/vmmeter.h:87), but variable info defined as unsigned long, that cause error on 64-bits systems because higher 32 bits remain uninitialized.
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