getdomainname prototype definition in admin/acinclude.m4.in

[Thiago Macieira]

Benjamin Reed wrote:
>MacOSX uses size_t as well (which on OSX is unsized int I believe).
>Sounds like the test needs to be changed to something that understands
>either...  :(

Actually, it doesn't matter what it is as long as:
1) there is only one prototype
2) the size of the parameter is the same
3) the type is, of course, defined

So, it doesn't matter if we define it to int or size_t, but we must be sure 
that there won't be another getdomainname() showing up in the headers with a 
different signedness or size.

And by size the problem is that int is generally 32-bits, but size_t is 64-bit 
on 64-bit platforms.

The problem we're facing now is 2 & 3 on Solaris (which is big-endian; little-
endian machines don't have problem #2)

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