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Make sure to cast to ulong all DWORD values displayed with format "%lu". More instances are fixed here than in either my earlier unused patch or Corinna's patch. I decided to use typedef..ulong for more compact code. Address jturney's reported small issues: - Remove explicit external ref for cygwin_internal() as it is already provided by <sys/cygwin.h>. - Leave intact ref for cygwin_dll_path[] as it is required by function(s) in path.cc that profiler uses. Added comment to that effect. - Delete existing main() wrapper. Rename main2() to main(). This because profiler is now a Cygwin program and doesn't need to dynamically load cygwin1.dll. - Documentation issues will be addressed in a separate xml patch. (I would have linked message-ids of Corinna's and Jon's messages for proper theading but I no longer have their original emails and the mail archives don't show msgids any more.)
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