On 21-01-2012 22:46, Andrej Mitrovic wrote:
There's sizediff_t which is the same thing.
I still think this type name has some specific notion to it. "isize_t" alone just means "a signed integer the size of a pointer" (same for size_t, minus the signed), while sizediff_t means something along the lines of "an integer the size of the result of an arithmetic operation on a pointer".
-- - Alex
