fm/ipmitopo: fix 64-bit compilation

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Features
========

This file documents feature changes at a very high level.

A '-' means that the support for that feature was removed, a '+' means that
the support for that feature was added, and a '*' means that the behavior
was changed.

<next> release
--------------
 + native compiler support:
   * all provided compilers and binutils generate 64-bit output by default.
     -m32 is required for 32-bit.
   * gcc 4.9 has been removed. gcc 6.4.0 is now the default compiler
     /usr/bin/cc, and it is used to build userland and the bmake part of base.
   * gcc 4.4.4 aka. illumos-gcc is provided in /opt/gcc/4.4.4/bin/gcc, and it
     is used to build itself as well as the dmake part of base.
   * the default compiler uses GNU binutils ld.bfd as the linker. gcc 4.4.4
     stays with sunld for compatibility.
   * the default compiler does not support Solaris-specific features (eg.
     #pragma init/fini, cmn_err format checking, startfile selection from
     values-{Xa,Xc,Xs,Xt,xpg4,xpg6} based on -std)
   * the default compiler does not define sun/__sun/__sun___ or
     __svr4__/__SVR4. gcc 4.4.4 still does, for compatibility reasons.
   * __unleashed__ is automatically defined by all provided compilers.
 - multiarch support from python removed; it's now 64-bit only
 - /etc/log symlink & /var/adm/log directory
 - /etc/[uw]tmpx symlink
 - /usr/adm symlink
 - legacy accounting and reporting
 * moved all /var/adm files to /var/log
 * moved /var/svc/log to /var/log/svc
 * ntp has been replaced with openntpd 6.2p3
 * bash 5.0.3
 * zsh 5.7.1

1.3 release
-----------
 - ksh93 (/sbin/sh, /bin/ksh93, /bin/rksh93) and related libraries (libast,
   libcmd, libdll, libpp, libshell, libsum) are no more.
 - nonstandard getgrent_r, fgetgrent_r removed from libc
 - wordexp & wordfree removed from libc
 - sgtty.h removed, including stty() and gtty()
 - nightly.sh is no more; see README.md for updated build instructions
 * removed posix.1c draft versions, and made default the standard versions, of
   the libc functions getgrgid_r, getgrnam_r, ttyname_r, getlogin_r
 * removed non-posix versions of the libc functions shmdt, sigwait,
   gethostname, putmsg, putpmsg, getaddrinfo
 + _XOPEN_SOURCE=700 and __EXTENSIONS__ are defined by default, if not
   specified. most third-party software already uses these on Solarises in an
   attempt to get a somewhat sane compilation environment
 + all applications automatically use 64-bit files. using the LFS/"large file"
   interfaces _LARGEFILE_SOURCE, _LARGEFILE64_SOURCE and _FILE_OFFSET_BITS is
   no longer necessary.
 + various improvements have been made to shorten the build time.
 + the installer user interface has been simplified considerably.

1.2 release
-----------
 - libfruraw, libnvfru, libfru, libfrureg, libfruutils
 - libpicl, libpicltree, picld(8), etc.
 - pyzfs & pysolaris
 - locator(8)
 - auditing support and libbsm
 + ship ctfconvert & ctfmerge in /usr/bin
 * hwdata updated to 2018.11.29
 * tzdata updated to 2018g
 * libressl 2.8.2
 * uname(1) returns "amd64" for -m and -p
 * sysinfo(SI_ARCHITECTURE) returns "amd64" (or "i386" when UNAME_LEGACY is
   in the environment)
 * rename vnode interface's AT_* to VATTR_*

1.1 release
-----------
 - hsfs-formatted boot archive support
 - libc compat symbols: _nuname, __posix_readdir_r, __threaded
 - binary compatibility bread/bwrite/bwrite2/getblk kernel symbols
 - libxnet and libsocket filter libraries
 - libm.so.1 (legacy libm)
 - shcomp(1) and the ability to run "compiled" ksh93 shell scripts (shbinexec)
 - useless ksh93 /usr/bin builtins: cd, command, history, jobs, limit,
   print, read, type, umask, wait
 - jsh & jsh93
 + ship libcmdutils.so & libuutil.so compilation symlinks
 * ship openbsd ksh as /bin/sh (/bin/ksh93, /bin/rksh93, and /sbin/sh remain
   ksh93)
 * convert BREAD/BWRITE/BWRITE2/GETBLK macros to bread/bwrite/bwrite2/getblk
   static inlines
 * collapse driver packages into system/kernel
 * replace ksh93 /usr/bin builtins with real programs imported from OpenBSD:
   comm, cut, join, kill, logname, paste, rev, sleep, tee, test, uniq, wc
 * autofs is disabled by default
 * zoneinfo data moved from /usr/share/lib/zoneinfo to /usr/share/zoneinfo

1.0 release
-----------
 - 32-bit x86 kernel support (32-bit x86 applications are still supported)
 - sparc support
 - xen domU and dom0 support
 - Trusted Solaris aka. Trusted Extensions
 - SVR4 pkg support & code
 - solaris10 zone brand
 - GRUB
 - ndd(8) (use ipadm(8) and dladm(8) instead)
 - closed source components were removed, including:
   - in.iked(8) and related utilities
   - kmdb modules: mpt and nfs
   - kernel drivers: atiatom, bnx, ixgb, sdpib, usbser_edge, glm, mpt, adpu320,
     bcm_sata, lsimega, marvel88sx, acpi_toshiba, intel_nhmex
 - avs ("Sun StorageTek Availability Suite")
 - tcopy(1)
 - /usr/ucb and libbc ("SunOS/BSD Compatibility Package")
 - rdist(1), rcp(1), rlogin(1), rlogind(1m), rsh(1), rshd(1m)
 - uucp services (uuencode and uudecode are still present)
 - libslp, slpd ("Service Location Protocol daemon")
 - Java bits: poold(8), libzfs_jni, libadt_jni, libdtrace_jni,  DTrace Java
   support, parts of libdns_sd
 - Sun Studio and lint build support
 - getpwent_r(3c), fgetpwent_r(3c), which are non-standard and were different
   from other OSes
 - getpw(3c)
 - POSIX.1c Draft versions of several reentrant functions were removed.
   Applications using the draft versions have to be modified; users of the
   standard versions are unaffected.
    - readdir_r
    - getpwuid_r
    - getpwnam_r
 - c_synonyms.so
 - drop support for Riyadh87, Riyadh88, and Riyadh89 timezones
 - routeadm(1m), svc:/network/routing/legacy-routing,
   svc:/network/ipv[46]-forwarding removed. use ipadm to manage forwarding and
   smf to manage the routing-related daemons.
 - xpg4, xpg6 directories were removed, utilities moved to /usr/bin.
 - troff(1), nroff(1), addbib(1), checknr(1), deroff(1), diffmk(1), eqn(1),
   indxbib(1), lookbib(1), refer(1), roffbib(1), soelim(1), tbl(1), ul(1),
   vgrind(1), /usr/bin/makedev /usr/bin/ta removed -- made obsolete by mandoc
 - pre-XPG5 behavior: ungetwc(3c), putwchar(3c), putwc(3c), fputwc(3c),
   fputws(3c), fgetwc(3c), getwc(3c), getwchar(3c), fgetws(3c)
 - C89 behavior: fprintf(3c), fscanf(3c), fwprintf(3c), fwscanf(3c),
   printf(3c), scanf(3c), snprintf(3c), sprintf(3c), sscanf(3c),
   swprintf(3c), swscanf(3c), vfprintf(3c), vfscanf(3c), vfwprintf(3c),
   vfwscanf(3c), vprintf(3c), vscanf(3c), vsnprintf(3c), vsprintf(3c),
   vsscanf(3c), vswprintf(3c), vswscanf(3c), vwprintf(3c), vwscanf(3c),
   wprintf(3c), wscanf(3c)
 + awk(1) replaced with a version imported from FreeBSD
 + libcurses, libxcurses, libxcurses2, terminfo were replaced by ncurses
 + grep(1) replaced with a version imported from FreeBSD
 + errc(3), warnc(3) were added to libc
 + fts(3) added to libc
 + reallocarray(3) added to libc
 + LibreSSL (libcrypto, libssl, libtls, openssl(1), nc(1)) added
 + cpio-formatted boot archives
 * man(1) is mandoc. mandoc.db support added, eliminating the need for
   manpage symlinks.
 * socket interfaces are now in libc. libsocket, libxnet and libnsl remain as
   filter libraries.
 * socket implementation was modified to be more reasonable by default, and it
   is no longer possible to choose an alternate socket implementation.
   msg_accrights was removed and msg_control members are now always visible in
   struct msghdr.
   Documentation was updated and moved to section 2: accept(2), bind(2),
   connect(2), getpeername(2), getsockname(2), getsockopt(2), listen(2),
   recv(2), send(2), shutdown(2), socket(2), socketpair(2), and the new
   sockatmark(2) and CMSG_DATA(3)
 * make(1) is bmake(1) instead of dmake(1)
 * sed(1) replaced with a version imported from FreeBSD
 * locale data has been updated to CLDR v28; tools to generate it were imported
   from FreeBSD. This fixes many character classification errors.
 * install(1m) was replaced by install(1) from OpenBSD.
 * all process security flags are on by default
 * putwchar(3c), putwc(3c), fputwc(3c), and fputws(3c) have only XPG5 behavior
 * man pages from section 1M have been moved to section 8; third party code
   (libncurses, namely) is not affected