Apparently, nmh limits the number of message sequences per folder to 5 less
than the number of bits in a C int -- which, these days is usually 32. I guess
27 was once a large number, but perhaps, now, not so much. What would happen,
to performance, on 64 bit machines if line 86 of h/mh.h which now reads:
typedef unsigned int seqset_t;
were changed to:
typedef unsigned long seqset_t;
If there is no significant effect, then maybe int, vs long, for seqset_t,
should be a made a configuration parameter ???
Of course, there might well be some more fundamental reason why my naive
suggestion wouldn't work ???
Norman Shapiro
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