Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows

[Eike Rathke]

Hi Laurent,

On Wednesday, 2016-06-29 05:19:43 -0700, Laurent BP wrote:

> On Linux, *sal_uLong nFrac* and *nDev* are modified and tend to a solution.
> My tests on Windows, thanks to Jenkin, show that *nFrac* and *nDev* keep the
> same values (respectively 0 and 1). So there is an infinite loop with this
> *while* when testing fractions in unit tests.

Try to make them sal_uInt64, as sal_uLong typedef'ed to sal_uIntPtr is
platform dependent and on Windows 32-bit is, well, 32-bit. If that still
fails try to make them volatile in case the compiler over-optimizes
things, or use double type.

  Eike

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