-// type. To be really clean we'd need to pass in another argument, the type
-// of p.
-// Also note the use of 0L, this would allow future possible 64bit support
-// (as yet untested) by ensuring that we zero all the bits in a pointer
-// (which is always the same length as a long (at least with the LP64 standard)
+// type. To be really clean we'd need to pass in another argument, the type
+// of p.
+// Also note the use of 0L, this would allow future possible 64bit support
+// (as yet untested) by ensuring that we zero all the bits in a pointer
+// (which is always the same length as a long (at least with the LP64 standard)