make test TESTS=acl.python fails

[Matthias Dieter Wallnöfer]

Andrew,

the wrong integer types prick my eyes when I'm looking over a code part 
- and I just find it more easy to have this right. But also here the 
primary reason was to analyse if the mentioned problem (failing ACL 
tests) could derive from these files - but I do not think so.
And at the same time I've done these corrections. And please don't 
forget - I'm not really the only one which does such changes - I have 
seen a similar patch from obnox applied on s3. But if you are really 
unhappy then we should forget about this patch.

The second patch however fixes format specifiers on outputs - which I 
appreciate to have applied.

Cheers,
Matthias

Andrew Bartlett wrote:
> Honestly, my answer on the remaining changes is no.  There is just way
> to much churn with this stuff, and changing from unsigned int to
> uint32_t seems quite pointless, as is the worry that when walking over
> an array of at most 64, that we might somehow end up at 2^31.
>
> Matthias,
>
> I understand your passion for ensuring this is is 'right', but I think
> we have other things that would be better to spend the analysis on.
>
> Andrew Bartlett
>
>