On 18/03/2013 10:39, Dmitry Yemanov wrote: > All, > > We have switched from artificially stable datatypes (ISC_*) to native > ones in the new API. I have two related questions: > > 1) If we ever face a platform with sizeof(int) == 8 (IA64? anything > else?) would it be OK that our API becomes platform-specific in regard > to its ABI? Or was it exactly the goal? IIRC, we had discussed using > types from stdint.h instead, but I don't remember any decision. > > 2) What type should be used for 64-bit values? I suppose it's long long, > but this will break some older MSVC versions (prior to 2005?). Is it OK? > > AFAIK, only sizes, lengths, counters are using "unsigned". In most case its size (32/64 bits) does not matter.
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