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Default __int64 compiler support? - 21-01-2004

In some cases 32 bit intergers are just not big enough, and using the 64 bit integer is mighty tempting. However I want to make sure my code is reasonably cross platform compatible especially with most Linux based systems.

Anyone know how well supported is the __int64 integer type (or equivalent) accross C++ compilers?


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Default Re: __int64 compiler support? - 21-01-2004

take a look at my HPTime code

for gcc you can use "long long"
for MSVC, you can use __int64


  
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Default Re: __int64 compiler support? - 22-01-2004

OK thanks for the info @$3.1415rin It seems that most C++ compilers provide support for a 64 bit integer.

I am looking at your profiler, very interesting code.


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