Am 14.10.19 um 19:40 schrieb LacaK:
So it is safe to assume that in memory is Currency always stored as
Int64 on Win32, Win64?
Yes. To get it's value, divide it by 1
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>> what is the meaning of this compiler define?>> I am expecting, that Currency datatype is internaly stored using >>Int64>> datatype (*1).>> This compiler define is set for Win64, but not for Win32.>> Does it means, that on Win32 there is Currency internaly represented>> using another data
LacaK schrieb am Mo., 14. Okt. 2019, 11:08:
> Hi,
>
> what is the meaning of this compiler define?
> I am expecting, that Currency datatype is internaly stored using Int64
> datatype (*1).
> This compiler define is set for Win64, but not for Win32.
> Does it means, that on Win32 there is
Hi,
what is the meaning of this compiler define?
I am expecting, that Currency datatype is internaly stored using Int64
datatype (*1).
This compiler define is set for Win64, but not for Win32.
Does it means, that on Win32 there is Currency internaly represented
using another data type?
