Hi Robert, Le 13/09/2013 11:22, Robert Kern a écrit : > > The Python `int` type represents a C `long` integer. On almost all > 32-bit platforms, a C `long` is 32-bits, and memory addresses and > offsets are also 32-bits. On 64-bit platforms, memory addresses and > offsets are 64-bits, but nothing in the C standard forces the `long` > type to be 64-bits. Most UNIXy 64-bit platforms choose to make the > `long` type 64-bits, but Win64 decided to keep them 32-bits for binary > compatibility with the Windows API. > > [...] Thanks for the nice explanation !
Pierre
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