IS type test on x86_64 about compiler HOT 4 OPEN

this is checked both with 1.1 and 1.95 versions.

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with ADRINT branch, compilation issues:

noch@debed /tmp/ocat $ /opt/voc/bin/voc -m test.Mod 
test.Mod  compiling test.  Main program.  1311 chars.
In file included from test.c:8:0:
test.c: In function ‘EnumPtrs’:
test.c:26:19: warning: passing argument 2 of ‘SYSTEM_ENUMR’ from incompatible pointer type
  __ENUMR(&test_R, Texts_Reader__typ, 72, 1, P);
                   ^
/opt/voc/2/include/SYSTEM.h:323:57: note: in definition of macro ‘__ENUMR’
 #define __ENUMR(adr, typ, size, n, P) SYSTEM_ENUMR(adr, typ, (address)(size), (address)(n), P)
                                                         ^
/opt/voc/2/include/SYSTEM.h:301:13: note: expected ‘int64 *’ but argument is of type ‘int32 *’
 extern void SYSTEM_ENUMR  (void *adr, address *typ, address size, address n, void (*P)());

however R.eot becomes TRUE on x86_64 when it has to. (:

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Hmm. Texts_Reader_typ is declared on line 181 of Texts.c as 'address_'. And SYSTEM_ENUMR expects an 'address_', so initially I'm stumped.
I don't get the compiler warning on my build in cygwin.
The error suggests that texts.c was compiled with address=int32, and SYSTEM.H with address=int64. I can't easily see how that would be possible.
To guarantee a clean build you can do

1. make uninstall
   then check that opt/voc has been removed, and remove it manually if not.
2. make full
   Then rm test.[ch] test.sym test.o etc. before trying voc again.

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Oops, markdown! both those 'address's should be 'address*'.

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