Handling MED value

[Ondrej Zajicek]

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 10:19:49AM +0900, Eiichiro Watanabe wrote:
>> You can write the function like this:
>>
>> function TEST()
>> int n;
>> {
>>    if (source = RTS_BGP) then {
>>      n = bgp_med + 100;
>>      if (n>= 0&&  n<  100) then
>>        bgp_med = n;
>>      else
>>        bgp_med = 4294967295;
>> }
>>
> uum..., It's strange.
> That fails on my environment.
> "bgp_med = 4294967295;" statement in line 93 also looks to fail.

I checked that and it fails in 64bit environment. You can use attached
code to fix it.

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