GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 682284
mount-op: use gint64 instead of guint64 for time_left and bytes_left
Last modified: 2012-08-21 09:19:46 UTC
See attached patch; pointed out on IRC by David Zeuthen.
Created attachment 221862 [details] [review] mount-op: use gint64 instead of guint64 for time_left and bytes_left Since those can be -1, they need to be signed.
Created attachment 221863 [details] [review] mount-op: adapt to guint64->gint64 API change
Review of attachment 221862 [details] [review]: You need to modify the signal slot in the class in gmountoperation.h too.
Created attachment 221949 [details] [review] mount-op: use gint64 instead of guint64 for time_left and bytes_left Oops, missed that.
Review of attachment 221949 [details] [review]: Looks ok now.
Review of attachment 221863 [details] [review]: Looks reasonable
Comment on attachment 221949 [details] [review] mount-op: use gint64 instead of guint64 for time_left and bytes_left Attachment 221949 [details] pushed as 0d8a81b - mount-op: use gint64 instead of guint64 for time_left and bytes_left
Attachment 221863 [details] pushed as 6294de0 - mount-op: adapt to guint64->gint64 API change