I do not stick on prefixes! The types defined in stdint.h seem to be enough.
Am 28.12.2010 um 19:44 schrieb Felipe Sanches: > I dont like it, but I wont block your work. > > Keep in mind that typing speed can be improved with copy&paste > And we should avoid making the code less readable for the newcomer > hackers. Everybody who looks at unsigned int knows what it is. If you > see "LdUInt32" you have to stop and think for a while. > > anyway... if you really want to use a prefix, Ld does not sound like a > mnemonic for libredwg. Before reading your explanation I was thinking > of "Ld" as "load" even if it makes no sense... If you're going to use > a prefix, make it more explicit. > > On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 1:58 PM, Till Heuschmann > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Can I create some typedefs for the basic types such as: >> typedef int LdInt32; >> typedef unsigned int LdUInt32; >> typedef int64_t LdInt64; >> typedef u_int64_t LdUInt64; >> ... >> At the moment the types (32/64 bit) are heavily mixed and It's a pain to >> write "long unsigned int" all the time. >> As one might expect the "Ld" stands for LibreDWG!! >> I do not know if these typedefs can be automatically set by the build stage? >
