infinite cat. ∞cat is all

@tcql lim(cat·dt) as cat→∞

we gazed into the void and, quite unexpectedly, ∞cat looked back

@tcql excuse me sir I believe you mean ucat64_t

@icefox @tcql ucatmax_t

@icefox @tcql That's only true on systems where long long is 64 bits, though that's the case for all the systems I know of.

You could use ucat_least64_t or ucat_fast64_t instead, but I don't remember whether either of those is _guaranteed_ to be the same size as unsigned long long.

But then, make sure you're not accidentally conflating any of this with stripes64_t (native support for interleaved access) or tail64_t (recommended to be placed at the ends of structs for alignment purposes) or tiny_little_nose64_t (which is at least 64 bits mostly for precision rather than for range, as you've probably guessed, and is involved in the delivery of siginfo structures for SIGBOOP handlers on many PAWSIX systems).

@tcql

#typedef ferret unsigned long long cat