Previously the maximum number of value labels depended on the size of
size_t, so that it was impossible to have too many on 64-bit systems, but
a recent change made the maximum number of value labels depend on the
size of unsigned int instead, so now 32- and 64-bit systems are the same.
This commit reverts the code that skips the test.
AC_C_INLINE
-AC_CHECK_SIZEOF([size_t])
-SIZEOF_SIZE_T=$ac_cv_sizeof_size_t
-AC_SUBST([SIZEOF_SIZE_T])
-
AC_C_BIGENDIAN
AC_CHECK_FUNCS([__setfpucw fork execl isinf isnan finite getpid feholdexcept fpsetmask popen round])
PERL='@PERL@'
WITH_PERL_MODULE='@WITH_PERL_MODULE@'
host='@host@'
-SIZEOF_SIZE_T='@SIZEOF_SIZE_T@'
PSQL_SUPPORT='@PSQL_SUPPORT@'
if test "$PSQL_SUPPORT" = yes; then
AT_CLEANUP
AT_SETUP([too many value labels])
-dnl Skip the test if multiplying a small number by INT32_MAX would not
-dnl cause an overflow in size_t.
-AT_SKIP_IF([test $SIZEOF_SIZE_T -gt 4])
AT_KEYWORDS([sack synthetic system file negative])
AT_DATA([sys-file.sack], [dnl
dnl File header.