Note that without this fix, all I got were "Could not load MIB ____"
errors, not the hangs that Dick was seeing, so there may still be
more going on. (It may also have just been the MIBs I was trying).
gcc complains a lot about 64-bit-pointer<>32-bit-int conversions
(e.g. when recreating the original data structures); the way to get
it to stop complainig is probably to have a struct with ints that gets
stored to the file and a struct with pointers that gets used in memory,
and lots more copying to load and store the frozen data.
Bill
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