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Commit eab3ebc changed all occurrences of unsigned long to uint64_t, which does not work when it is used in callback functions whose signatures are defined with unsigned long by libXt. On 64-bit machines, unsigned long and uint64_t are the same type, but on 32-bit machines, long has only 32 bits. This makes the callback function pointer incompatible with the callback function parameter type.
The callback functions in question are the following (from X11/Intrinsic.h):
typedef Boolean (XtConvertSelectionProc)(
Widget / widget /,
Atom /* selection /,
Atom /* target /,
Atom /* type_return /,
XtPointer /* value_return /,
unsigned long /* length_return /,
int /* format_return /
);
typedef Boolean (XtConvertSelectionProc)(
Widget / widget /,
Atom / selection /,
Atom /* target /,
Atom /* type_return /,
XtPointer /* value_return /,
unsigned long /* length_return /,
int /* format_return */
);
Both functions use pointers to unsigned long as output parameters for data length, so the functions implementing these callbacks have to use unsigned long, too.