There's no point in having separate types depending on C dialect
when using bitfields, "unsigned int" bitfields are bitfields
anywhere.
Note: we also have test_memsize in test_time.rb in case
users of other platforms want to enable size assertions
if they don't trust their compiler.
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To be precise C90 says "A bit-field may have type int, unsigned
int, or signed int". It is clear that char or enum are NG.
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struct time_object shrinks from 88 to 46 bytes on my 64-bit system.
* configure.in: use -Wno-packed-bitfield-compat for GCC 4.4+
use __attribute__((packed)) if available
* timev.h: shrink and pack struct vtm
* time.c: pack struct time_object and adjust/introduce helpers
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