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...gt; } ID; Linus has a rule about not using typedefs for structures, because it's good to be clear about whether something is a structure or whatever. I'm inclined to agree. So I would refer to that thing "struct rz_id" or something. Being 64-bit clean probably implies declaring rz_time_t, rz_uid_t and so on, and using that rather than the native types, which will be pretty random. > This also reminds me that I hadn't responded to jw's question about why > I thought his pipelined approach was more conducive to a batch protocol > than an interactive protocol. To ma...