Removed index_t typedef as it conflicted with a system definition#13
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different type (in solaris sys/types.h index_t is a short, rather than our long). Replaced all references with idx_t, which is what it had been a typedef for. In the one file that had further typedef'd idx to index_t, replaced idx with idx_t rather than update the typedef.
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Solaris has an index_t in sys/types.h that's a short. The MECAT version is a long. I realize you might not care about solaris compilation, but here it is, as I ran across it while hunting down a bug and wanted to remove it as a possible source of problems.
The original typedef was from idx_t (which is itself a typedef) to index_t, and I've simply removed the typedef and replaced index_t with idx_t, except for one file that further typedef'd index_t to idx where I removed the extra typedef and replaced idx with idx_t.