Hello, On 32-bit W2K, what is the name of the 64-bit data type? I know it too much to wish that it’s symbolic name is identical to various flavors of Unix/Linux. Regards, Vasili PS I don’t trust “long” or “long long” because I am not sure that the ANSI C standard defines them.
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You can either use LARGE_INTEGER, which is a struct, or __int64 which is a
compiler extension.
-Jeff
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Hello,
On 32-bit W2K, what is the name of the 64-bit data type? I know it too
much to wish that it’s symbolic name is identical to various flavors of
Unix/Linux.
Regards, Vasili
PS I don’t trust “long” or “long long” because I am not sure that the ANSI C
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There are others that map onto __int64:
Signed: INT64, LONG64, LONGLONG
Unsigned: DWORD64, UINT64, ULONG64, ULONGLONG
See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/winprog/winprog/windows_data_types.a
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You can either use LARGE_INTEGER, which is a struct, or __int64 which is a
compiler extension.
-Jeff
-----Original Message-----
From: Galchin Vasili [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 10:52 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Cc: xxxxx@yahoo.com
Subject: [ntdev] W2K 64-bit type???
Hello,
On 32-bit W2K, what is the name of the 64-bit data type? I know it too
much to wish that it’s symbolic name is identical to various flavors of
Unix/Linux.
Regards, Vasili
PS I don’t trust “long” or “long long” because I am not sure that the ANSI C
standard defines them.
LONGLONG or ULONGLONG.
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Subject: [ntdev] W2K 64-bit type???
Hello,
On 32-bit W2K, what is the name of the 64-bit data type? I know it too much to wish that it’s symbolic name is identical to various flavors of Unix/Linux.
Regards, Vasili
PS I don’t trust “long” or “long long” because I am not sure that the ANSI C standard defines them.
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