Explicitly use int64_t to match SQLite headers on old Linux

MailSync/MailStore.cpp

@@ -221,14 +221,14 @@ map<uint32_t, MessageAttributes> MailStore::fetchMessagesAttributesInRange(Range
     SQLite::Statement query(this->_db, "SELECT id, unread, starred, remoteUID, remoteXGMLabels FROM Message WHERE accountId = ? AND remoteFolderId = ? AND remoteUID >= ? AND remoteUID <= ?");
     query.bind(1, folder.accountId());
     query.bind(2, folder.id());
-    query.bind(3, (long long)(range.location));
+    query.bind(3, (int64_t)(range.location));
 
     // Range is uint64_t, and "*" is represented by UINT64_MAX.
     // SQLite doesn't support UINT64 and the conversion /can/ fail.
     if (range.length == UINT64_MAX) {
-        query.bind(4, LLONG_MAX);
+        query.bind(4, (int64_t)INT64_MAX);
     } else {
-        query.bind(4, (long long)(range.location + range.length));
+        query.bind(4, (int64_t)(range.location + range.length));
     }
 
     map<uint32_t, MessageAttributes> results {};