Dilwyn Jones wrote: > 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.
They're defined as follows: DWORD = unsigned long UINT = unsigned int Generally you can never say for sure what an int or a long stands for. In the special case of Windows on Intel platforms however they are all 32bit or 4 bytes wide. I.e. UINT = DWORD = 32bit unsigned LONG = int = 32bit signed BTW: I'm back. Will probably start answering mails tomorrow. Marcel
