Hi, Dont know about UINT but DWORD and LONG are the same 4bytes, longword but DWORD is usually used by PC programmers so the bytes are in the reverse order from the QL/QDOS/Motorolla long word.
Duncan -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dilwyn Jones Sent: 11 July 2003 20:33 To: QL Users List Subject: [ql-users] C structures In attempting to write routines to convert graphics, I've used some Windows documentation which refers to C structures. It refers to UINT, DWORD and LONG. Can someone explain these to a C ignoramus (i.e. me): UINT - Unsigned integer presumably, how many bytes? DWORD - Double word? Signed? How many bytes? LONG - Like a QL 32 bit integer? -- Dilwyn Jones
